Hey, I have a query on triggering openRPA from the cloud. I have configured openRPA in machine A( windows) and I have installed openFlow in machine B. I want to trigger openRPA in machine A from machine B. I am planning to use nodeRed for the workflow. If both of the machine are connected to the same network, can I trigger machine A from Machine B?
Any solutions ? Need asap …
The short answer: yes
The long answer:
As long as OpenRPA and Node-RED can see OpenCore (OpenFlow), then Node-RED can trigger the robot. They do not need to be on the same network for that to be true. if OpenCore is accessible on the internet, Node-RED and OpenRPA can run anywhere.
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Can you plz makeit more clear for me how could I make it happen or how could I configure it ?
There are many videos on YouTube showing that.
Here is one, a lot of people like (though it’s a bit long)
https://www.youtube.com/live/Zy04eSDy3RI?si=3jsZBsfLH3Y1ZR8q&t=1613
Okay thank you for consideration.
I am stuck in certificates part while securing my url in browser . any fixes ? I used google cloud for dns and lets encrypt-up in docker .
maybe.
hard to help if you don’t tell us what error you getting in traefik’s console
what dns name should I provide while creating Cloud DNS ?
see Using custom domain names on
how do I make nodered secured ? my OpenIAP is already secured . any fixes ?
if you have CNAME setup properly on your DNS, it takes a while until letsencrypt issues a certificate for the new domain when spinning up a new nodered.
But even then, on the edge version OpenCore 1.5.11.102 i get an issue, where it expects an OIDC token to be able to load settings, whereas this version of OpenCore doesn’t seem to support OIDC login (yet, I hope 
).
You can see in ss that it is secured, but still fails to load. So any tips to solve this Allan, would help. Thanks 
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