Triggers and Scheduling

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Triggers and Scheduling  

Triggers and Scheduling in Google Cloud allow you to automate workflows and tasks based on events or time-based schedules, enabling seamless CI/CD, data pipelines, and serverless workflows.

🔹 Triggers:A trigger is a rule that automatically initiates a process when a specific event occurs. In tools like Cloud Build, triggers can:

Start builds when code is pushed to GitHub, Bitbucket, or Cloud Source Repositories.

Respond to pull requests or tag changes.

Be configured to use branch names or regex patterns for targeting.

Triggers help automate CI/CD pipelines, removing the need for manual builds or deployments. They also support substitution variables and can integrate with Cloud Functions and Pub/Sub for custom workflows.

🔹 Scheduling:Scheduling refers to executing tasks at fixed intervals using Cloud Scheduler—a fully managed cron job service.

You can schedule:

HTTP requests to web services or Cloud Functions

Pub/Sub messages for backend processing

Workflows or Dataflow jobs

Cloud Scheduler supports cron syntax and time zones, making it perfect for:

Daily database backups

Periodic data processing jobs

Sending reminders or emails

With Cloud Logging and IAM roles, you also get detailed control and visibility over when and how scheduled tasks run.

Triggers and Scheduling enable event-driven and time-based automation—critical for DevOps, data engineering, and cloud operations.

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