Cloud File Access Trigger
The Cloud File Access trigger initiates a transfer as soon as a file is added or modified in a container/bucket in the cloud.
The individual properties are:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Container/Bucket Name | Specify the name of the container/bucket to be monitored. You can also select it from the drop-down menu. |
| Scan Interval | The container/bucket is checked for changes at the interval set here. |
| Read Binary Data | Select this option if you want to read a binary file. (E.g., *.doc, *.jpg, * .xlsx). |
| Read text | Read simple text file and select encoding. |
| Delete after successful transfer | Deletes the file from the container/bucket after a transfer has been successfully completed. |
| Target container/bucket | Moves the file to any container/bucket after a transfer has been successfully completed. |
| Prefix file name with UTC timestamp | If the file is to be moved, this option can be used to add the current timestamp (UTC) to the source name. For example, the file "test.txt" becomes "20191204_095646_test.txt". |
| Delete after failed transfer | Deletes the file from the container/bucket after a transfer has not been completed successfully. |
| Target container/bucket (error) | Moves the file to any container/bucket after a transfer has not been successfully executed. |
| Prefix UTC timestamp to file name | If the file is to be moved, this option can be used to add the current timestamp (UTC) to the source name. For example, the file test.txt becomes 20191204_095646_test.txt. |
| Time between retries | Time waited between retries in seconds. |
| Retries | If a file cannot be accessed, attempts can be repeated. |