What is RPA Nano?

RPA

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a technology that automates repetitive, rule-based tasks typically performed by humans. It uses software robots or "bots" to interact with digital systems and emulate human actions such as data entry, transaction processing, and communication across multiple IT systems. RPA aims to streamline business operations by reducing human error, improving efficiency, and allowing employees to focus on higher-value tasks. It often integrates with existing applications without the need for major system changes, making it a versatile solution across various industries for tasks ranging from data extraction to customer service automation.

Nano Services

Nano services typically focus on doing one small task or handling a single responsibility within an application ecosystem. They aim to be highly efficient, fast to deploy, and easy to scale independently. This approach can reduce overhead and complexity compared to larger microservices while still benefiting from the scalability and modularity advantages of microservices architecture.

In practice, nano services might involve breaking down tasks into their smallest logical components, each running in its own container or serverless function. This granularity allows for easier management, updates, and isolation of failures, making it suitable for environments where agility and resource efficiency are critical.