System Requirements and Ports Configuration
System Requirements and Ports Configuration for Autom Mate
Overview
This document outlines the system requirements and port configurations for deploying and operating Autom Mate, including Autom Center and Mate Agent. These requirements are crucial to ensuring optimal performance, especially in data-intensive environments and scenarios with multiple automations (Automs). Additionally, this document provides a detailed breakdown of port configurations required for different deployment scenarios.
Hardware Requirements
Autom Center
For on-premises deployments, the following hardware specifications are required to ensure efficient operation:
Mate Agent
The Mate Agent requires the following hardware resources for on-premises deployments:
Note: While 8 GB of RAM is sufficient for standard operations, we recommend upgrading to 16 GB of RAM for data-heavy processing or if performance issues are encountered with 8 GB. Please refer to this document if any resource-related issues arise.
Supported Operating Systems
Autom Center
Windows Server 2012 or above
Mate Agent
Windows 7 or above
Supported Browsers
For optimal performance and security, the following browsers are supported. It is recommended to always use the latest version:
Mozilla Firefox
Google Chrome
Microsoft Edge
Network and Ports
Usage Ports for Communication
Below is a list of the ports required for communication and system functionality between Mate Agent and Autom Center:
5051 (TCP)
Mate Agent: Inbound traffic allowed.
Autom Center: Outbound traffic allowed.
443 and 80 (TCP)
Mate Agent: Outbound traffic allowed.
Autom Center: Inbound traffic allowed.
Note: Outbound traffic is restricted on the server hosting the Mate Agent, except for ports 443 and 5051.
Ports Configuration Based on Deployment Scenarios
Cloud Deployment Ports
In a Cloud Deployment, both Autom Center and Mate Agent are managed by Autom Mate’s Cloud services. Users are not required to configure any ports in this scenario.
Hybrid Deployment Ports
A Hybrid Deployment means Autom Center is hosted in Autom Mate’s Cloud server, while Mate Agent is installed on the user’s on-premises infrastructure or personal cloud server.
Mate Agent (On-Premises)
5051 (TCP): Inbound traffic should be allowed to enable communication between the Mate Agent and the Autom Center.
443 and 80 (TCP): Outbound traffic should be allowed for accessing Autom Center and other external services.
Users need to ensure that Mate Agent has the necessary port configurations to communicate with Autom Mate’s Cloud services.
On-Premises Deployment Ports
In an On-Premises Deployment, both Autom Center and Mate Agent are installed on the user’s infrastructure, either on-premises or in a personal cloud environment.
Autom Center and Mate Agent on the Same Server
When Autom Center and Mate Agent are installed on the same server, no additional port configuration is required, as all communication happens internally within the same machine.
Autom Center and Mate Agent on Different Servers
When Autom Center and Mate Agent are installed on separate servers, the following ports must be configured:
5051 (TCP)
Autom Center: Outbound traffic should be allowed to communicate with the Mate Agent.
Mate Agent: Inbound traffic should be allowed to receive data from Autom Center.
443 and 80 (TCP)
Autom Center: Inbound traffic allowed.
Mate Agent: Outbound traffic allowed.
By following these system and port configuration requirements, users can ensure smooth operation and optimal performance of Autom Mate in their chosen deployment environment. For Cloud deployments, no port changes are required. In Hybrid and On-Premises setups, it is essential to configure the correct inbound and outbound traffic on specific ports for effective communication between Autom Center and Mate Agent.
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