Jeff Farris
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Understanding workflow versions (draft vs. published)
CloudRadial AutomationAI tracks every workflow as a series of versions. Understanding the difference between an editable draft and an immutable published version explains why your edits never chang...
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Creating your first workflow in the Designer
A workflow in CloudRadial AutomationAI is a repeatable automation you build visually in the Designer. This article walks an Admin or Owner through creating a workflow, adding and connecting nodes, ...
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Changing your password
This article explains how to change or set your CloudRadial AutomationAI password and how that relates to the way you sign in. It applies to all roles. Changing Your Password Password Require...
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Resetting your MFA and using Recovery Codes
This article explains how to sign in with a Recovery Code when you can't reach your authenticator app, how to re-enroll in multi-factor authentication (MFA), and what to do if you lose access to bo...
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Runner security and trust model
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner is designed so that the platform never reaches into your environment and you keep control of its credentials. This article describes the trust model: the outbound-...
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Verifying and troubleshooting runner connectivity
After you install a runner, this article helps you confirm it is connected and checking in, read its poll logs, and work through the most common connectivity failures. It is for the technician who ...
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Runner network and egress requirements
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner is outbound-only: it has no public ingress and connects out to the control plane on its own schedule. On a standard virtual network its egress works out of the box...
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Choosing the runner AI provider
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner calls an AI provider for its AI activities, including the AI Playground and every Agent node, so nothing AI-driven on the runner works until a provider is set. AI ...
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Upgrading a runner to a new version
CloudRadial AutomationAI publishes runner code as immutable, versioned packages. How a runner moves to a newer version depends on its version: a runner on version 2.0 or later maintains itself, and...
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Scaling runner instances
A CloudRadial AutomationAI runner is one identity backed by any number of instances that share the work. This article explains how to scale a runner up or down — from the Runners page on a self-upd...