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BotCity Session Manager

Session Manager is a desktop console application designed to handle the activation and deactivation of sessions in hosts based on the BotCity Orchestrator task queue demand.

It dynamically manages resource availability to reduce idle time and optimize efficiency, making it an ideal solution for enterprises needing resource scalability and cost management.

Availability

BotCity Session Manager is currently available via a Closed Early Preview program.

If you are interested in participating, please create a request ticket in our Support Portal.

Overview

Key Features

  • Automated Resource Activation: Activates resources in response to increased demand.
  • Dynamic Deactivation: Frees up resources when demand drops, helping to conserve operational costs.
  • Scalability: Automatically scales resource allocation with changing task loads, making it suitable for a variety of enterprise use cases.
  • IT Compliance Alignment: Session Manager ensures compliance with IT security standards by minimizing active user sessions. It automatically deactivates sessions as soon as automation workflows are complete, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or prolonged session activity.

Key Benefits

  • Cost Efficiency: Minimizes resource costs by activating resources only when needed.
  • Improved Performance: Ensures high-demand periods are met with adequate resources, optimizing operational efficiency.
  • Enhanced IT Compliance: Supports IT security and compliance by automatically deactivating user sessions once automation workflows are complete, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and ensuring adherence to secure session management policies.
  • Easy Installation as a Windows Service: Installs seamlessly on Windows and runs as a background service for continuous operation.

Use Cases

  • On-Demand Processing: Ideal for batch processing or data-intensive tasks that require resources only when jobs are in the queue.
  • Resource Optimization in Dev/Test Environments: Manages resource availability for testing environments, ensuring resources are available during peak usage and are deactivated when idle.