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    Automic Automation: All Roles

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    Introduction

    This learning path contains essential foundational courses for all types of Automic Automation users, including administrators, developers, object designers, and operators. It introduces key terms, concepts, the core architecture, and important functions of the product to users who are new to Automic Automation, providing a comprehensive overview that applies to all roles. The path covers fundamental topics such as the Automic Web Interface, object-oriented design principles, calendars and calendar events, and task execution anatomy, ensuring that users gain a solid understanding of how Automic Automation works from multiple perspectives. Although some content was originally created for previous versions, it remains pertinent and fully applicable to the current version, supporting new users in effectively using and managing the platform regardless of the version in use. This learning path is ideal for building a strong foundational knowledge base that prepares users for more specialized training in their respective roles.

    Automic Automation: Foundations

    This interactive course is an introduction for administrators, developers and object designers, and operators that are completely new to Automic Automation. This course is a good starting point for all users. It introduces you to the Automic Automation key terms and concepts, to its architecture and to its most important features and functions.

    Automic Automation: Overview

    This video-based course introduces you to the architecture, core functions and design of Automic Automation and its web interface, the Automic Web Interface. This course assumes that you are acquainted with Automic Automation concepts, its architecture and its components. If you haven't already done so, before starting with this one you should take Automic Automation Foundations.

    Getting Started with the Automic Web Interface

    This course introduces you to key features to ease you into working in the web interface of Automic Automation.  The videos dive into various aspects of the web interface, showing the basic concepts and useful tips and tricks for everyday use cases.

    Automic Automation: Introduction to Objects

    One of the core principles of Automic Automation is object-oriented design. This course provides a high-level overview of the role of objects and a conceptual explanation of how different objects work together. Objects are organized in types, each type fulfilling a specific purpose. This series of videos introduces the most common objects and demonstrates how to use them.

    Automic Automation - Calendars and Calendar Events

    In this tutorial, we introduce you to Calendars and Calendar Events in Automic Automation. By assigning Calendar Events to objects, you can determine the dates on which the object will be executed. You will learn about Calendars, Calendar Events, and how to schedule different types of recurring and non-recurring tasks.

    Automic Automation Version 21 - Release Overview

    This video-based course introduces you to the new features that have been released with Automic Automation version 21. At the end of the course, you will be aware of the new features, improvements and enhancements introduced to the Automic Web Interface, the Automation Engine, the Service Manager, Analytics and the Action Builder plugin.

    Automic Automation: The Anatomy of Task Execution

    As a developer and object designer, it is key that you understand what happens in each phase to be able to configure your executable objects properly. This video-based course explains in detail the execution phases and their individual steps.

    Additional Content

    Video: Managing Workloads in Multi-Cloud Environments with Automic Automation

     

    Preparing for Automic Automation v21

    Chapter 1 of 3
    1. Preparing for Automic Automation v21: Creating and Using TLS/SSL Self-Signed Certificates

      How to create and deploy TLS/SSL self-signed certificates for use with Automic Automation v21.

    2. Preparing for Automic Automation v21: Creating and Using TLS/SSL Certificates Signed by an Internal CA

      How to create and deploy internal CA-signed certificates with Automic Automation v21.

    3. Preparing for Automic Automation v21: Creating and Using TLS/SSL Certificates Signed by a Public CA

      How to create and use TLS/SSL Certificates signed by a public CA with Automic Automation v21.

    Installing Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21

    Chapter 1 of 3
    1. How to Install Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21 in Azure

      This guide walks you through the steps to deploy Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21 into the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) on the Azure platform.

    2. How to Install Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21 in GCP

      This guide walks you through the steps to deploy Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21 into the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

    3. How to Install Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21 in AWS

      This guide walks you through the steps to deploy Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition v21 into AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).

    Installing Automic Automation v21 Containerized Agent

    Chapter 1 of 3
    1. How to Build and Run a Container Hosting an Automic Java Based Agent

      This guide explains the steps required to deploy an Automic Automation Java agent in a Docker or Kubernetes container.

    2. How to Build and Run a Container Hosting an Automic Windows Agent

      This guide explains the steps required to deploy an Automic Automation Windows agent in a Docker or Kubernetes container.

    3. How to Build and Run a Container Hosting an Automic Unix/Linux Agent

      This guide explains the steps required to deploy an Automic Automation Unix/Linux agent in a Docker or Kubernetes container.