Nodes

Once you add a trigger node, you can proceed to adding nodes using the plus icon (+).

What should start your flow

A CloudFlow consists of multiple nodes. A trigger node can be followed by any number of nodes. There are two types of node.

Actions. An action node provides a unified interface for interaction with AWS, Google Cloud, and DoiT APIs. The resultant data of an action node serve as the data source for operations nodes. In addition, a template node allows you to add a pre-built group of actions to the current CloudFlow. See Perform an action.
Operations. An operation node performs operations on the data provided by an action node. Operation nodes can control the sequence of your CloudFlow, control the data that moves through a CloudFlow, and apply transformations to data. See Perform an operation.