Core Capability
Unified Trigger Model
Steps can be triggered by HTTP requests, file changes, schedules, or other steps.
All entry points feed into the same step-based execution model.
What It Is
Opscotch supports multiple trigger types that initiate execution without introducing new paradigms.
- HTTP-triggered steps
- File-based triggers
- Cron-like scheduled execution
- Step-to-step invocation
Why It Matters
Real products require diverse execution entry points. Fragmented trigger systems create inconsistent architecture.
Opscotch routes all triggers into the same step composition model, preserving conceptual simplicity.
How It Works
Triggers invoke a designated step, which then composes behavior through explicit step calls.
- External triggers route into steps
- Internal step invocation continues flow
- Background execution via fire-and-forget calls
Commercial Impact
A unified trigger model simplifies product design and reduces architectural complexity across deployment environments.