The Options of the Amazon S3 Watcher Trigger allow the user to fine-tune the file and folder monitoring process, such as setting triggering delays and polling intervals to detect changes.
| Options | Details |
|---|---|
| Trigger after delay of | The amount of time between detecting file and directory changes and executing the Task. |
| Trigger after conditions have been met | The Task will be executed after a specific number of detected changes (e.g., every fifth, every tenth, or every hundredth time). |
| Trigger only after file is no longer modified | The setting verifies that monitored files are completely saved to the disk and are no longer changing before the Trigger starts the workflow. This thorough approach involves two remote server checks, thus doubling the time needed to ascertain file stability relative to the polling interval. |
| Polling interval | Specifies how often the Amazon S3 Watcher will check for file and directory changes. |
| Verbose debug mode | If enabled, the Amazon S3 Watcher will return more detailed information on the connection with the Amazon S3 server in the logs. |
| This Trigger is enabled | Enables and disables the Amazon S3 Watcher. |
| Time units |  Define and set a time frame in any given preferred format—be it milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, or days. |
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