Perform an operation

Operation nodes can perform the following operations:

• Filter node: A filter node controls data that moves through a CloudFlow.

• Branch node: A branch node implements branching logic in a CloudFlow.

• Transform node: A transform node changes data from one node before it goes into the next.

• Date/time node: A date/time node is used to change timestamp data from one node before it goes into the next node.

• Notification node: A notifications node is used to compose and send the data from previous nodes in your CloudFlow to email or Slack.

• Large language model (LLM) node: A Large Language Model (LLM) node enables you to interpret, generate, and transform data gathered by preceding action nodes (which collect information from external services) using Ava, our AI-powered virtual assistant.

• Policy node: A policy node is used to add a policy to your CloudFlow. A policy is a set of rules designed to verify compliance on a specific type of resource (for example, a virtual machine or a storage bucket).

• SQL node: A SQL node is used to execute SQL queries in your CloudFlow using the SQL node editor. You can type queries directly into the SQL node and perform actions based on the results.

Operation nodes must be preceded by at least one action node with data output.