How do I choose the right type of trigger in Quickwork based on my use case?

Shilpa Rao

• October 25, 2024 10:56

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  Rajnish Kucheria

  • October 25, 2024 11:04

  Choosing the right trigger type in Quickwork depends on your use case and the complexity of the system. Here’s an overview of the two most commonly used trigger types:

  1. Real-time Triggers: These triggers, such as HTTP event-driven triggers, execute immediately after a change occurs. They are ideal for time-sensitive operations. Real-time triggers are superior for immediate execution but require more complex setups and are susceptible to network issues. 
  2. Polling Triggers:
     Polling triggers checks for changes at regular intervals, such as every minute. Although this introduces a slight delay compared to real-time triggers, polling offers robustness by maintaining the state and ensuring no event is missed or duplicated. The system resumes from the last polled point after downtime, making it reliable. Use polling triggers when reliability and ease of setup are important, and you can tolerate a slight delay in execution.

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