A.To maintain a copy of the base VM image that is used to generate Runtime Resources

B.To assure performance

C.To avoid losing the configuration of applications on the Runtime Resources

D.To maintain the latest copy of live process automations and configuration

E.To maintain an accurate record of the processing history

A.Interactive Clients should never be virtualized

B.To ensure a high-latency connection between the Interactive Client and the Application Server

C.Where the developers are geographically separate to the Blue Prism environment

D.Whenever runtime resources are virtualized

E.For Process Development - it helps to ensure the Interactive Client has the same configuration as the virtualized Runtime Resources

A.Existing Data Center and Virtualization strategies

B.Availability

C.All of the above

D.Support of the components

E.Desktop and Application Virtualization Strategies

A.The Application Server doubles up as a Web Server for a separate application

B.To increase the overall security of the environment

C.Redundancy - e.g. to provide a level of continuity if one Application Server fails

D.The number of connected clients and runtime resources

A.Ensuring that the database server can be accessed from all Runtime Resources within the network

B.Whether windows authentication or SQL Native authentication will be used for the Database Connection

C.Ensuring that the application servers have full sysadmin rights to the database

D.Proximity of the database server to the Blue Prism Application server

E.Database and Log backup

F.Selection of the database platform, between SQL server and Oracle

G.Backup and log truncation should be reviewed according to business criticality