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    • Updated On 14 Aug 2025
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    The triggers tab displays available event and cron triggers for the services. View total number of triggers, number of active and inactive triggers.

    Event Triggers

    Event trigger refers to the process of initiating or activating specific functions or actions within an application based on the occurrence of predefined events.

    The list of event triggers shows the following column details:

    Fields

    Description

    Trigger Name

    The name of the trigger.

    Status

    Active/Inactive status of the trigger.

    Function

    Function name of the trigger.

    Pending

    The number of pending executions created by this trigger.

    Resource

    The resource name defined in the event trigger.

    Actions

    The action defined in the event trigger.

    Mode

    It displays the trigger execution mode.

    Activate/Deactivate Trigger icon

    A play/pause button to activate or deactivate the event trigger.

    Created At

    The trigger creation date.

    Updated At

    The trigger update date.

    Service

    The name of the service. Click on it to open the respective service page.

    Pipeline

    It displays the pipeline name if this is a pipeline trigger. Clicking on the link will enable you to view the pipeline page.

    Pipeline Node

    It displays the pipeline node name if this is a pipeline trigger.

    Cron Triggers

    Cron triggers refer to scheduled, time-based triggers used to initiate the execution of functions in a service.

    The list of cron triggers shows the following column details:

    Fields

    Description

    Trigger Name

    The name of the trigger.

    Status

    Active/Inactive status of the trigger.

    Function

    Function name of the trigger.

    Pending

    The number of pending executions created by this trigger.

    Last Schedule

    The creation time of the last execution of the cron trigger.

    Next Schedule

    The creation time of the next execution of the cron trigger.

    Activate/Deactivate Trigger icon

    A play/pause button to activate or deactivate the cron trigger.

    Created At

    The trigger creation date.

    Updated At

    The trigger update date.

    Service

    The name of the service. Click on it to open the respective service page.

    Pipeline

    It displays the pipeline name if this is a pipeline trigger. Clicking on the link will enable you to view the pipeline page.

    Pipeline Node

    It displays the pipeline node name if this is a pipeline trigger.

    Schema Based Search and Filter

    Schema Search is an integral component of the CloudOps, providing users with the capability to refine and narrow down the displayed triggers based on specific criteria. These filters offer a powerful tool for managing and exploring large information efficiently.

    Use the smart search field to search triggers by:

    Search Criteria

    Description

    Conditions

    Data Types

    Function name

    Filter triggers based on the function name.

    =, !=, IN, NOT-IN

    String

    Pipeline ID, Name, or Node

    Filter logs based on the pipeline ID, name, cycle, and node.

    =, !=, IN, NOT-IN

    String

    Trigger ID

    Filter logs based on the trigger ID and name.  

    =, !=, IN, NOT-IN

    String

    Service ID and Name

    Filter logs based on the service ID and name.

    =, !=, >=, <=, <, >

    String

    Details Tab

    Click on a trigger will display a right-side panel with the details of the selected trigger, including general details and DQL filter details. Also, it allows you to perform the following trigger actions:

    • Copy Trigger ID

    • Copy Service ID

    • Edit DQL Filter

    • Activate/Pause Trigger

    • Edit Trigger

    • View Trigger Executions

    • Delete Trigger

    DQL Filter

    The DQL filter is available only for Event Triggers. Click on the Pencil icon to edit the DQL code.

    Activate / Deactivate Triggers

    1. Open CloudOps from the left-side menu.

    2. Select the Triggers tab from the list.

    3. Find the trigger and click on the Trigger Actions.

    4. Select:

      1. Deactivate Trigger: Click on it to deactivate the trigger that is in active status.

      2. Activate Trigger: Click on it to activate the trigger that is in deactivate status.

    Edit Service Triggers

    1. Open CloudOps from the left-side menu.

    2. Select the Triggers tab from the list.

    3. Find the trigger and click on the Trigger Actions.

    4. Select the Edit Trigger option from the list. It opens the Edit Trigger popup window.

    5. Make the changes and click Install.

    Learn How to Add a Trigger to the Service?.

    Copy Trigger ID

    1. Open CloudOps from the left-side menu.

    2. Select the Triggers tab from the list.

    3. Find the trigger and click on the Trigger Actions.

    4. Select the Copy Trigger ID from the list.

    View Trigger Executions

    1. Open CloudOps from the left-side menu.

    2. Select the Triggers tab from the list.

    3. Find the trigger and click on the Trigger Actions.

    4. Select the View Trigger Executions from the list. It opens the Executions tab of the respective trigger.

    Delete Service Triggers

    1. Open CloudOps from the left-side menu.

    2. Select the Triggers tab from the list.

    3. Find the trigger and click on the Trigger Actions.

    4. Select the Delete Trigger option from the list. A confirmation message is displayed.

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