Code-defined background tasks
Automation & workflows 
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Run background work alongside your application.
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A better handoffExample workflow
Event arrivesTrigger
Process dataAction
Send an updateResultExecution historyInspect a runReview each stepHandle a retry
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What you can build
Turn the steps you repeat into a working flow.
Trigger.dev provides a platform for writing and running background tasks in code. It is useful for developers whose application needs scheduled work or long-running jobs with visibility into each execution.
Technical planning
Trigger.dev hosting requirements.
Review the supported self-hosting architecture and worker requirements, and test retries, idempotency and external API limits for each task.
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Triggers, workers and external services
- Triggers
- Webhooks, schedules, event sources and inbound access
- Execution
- Worker concurrency, queues and execution history
- Connections
- Credential ownership, API limits and outbound access
- Hosting approach
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Confirm server resources, networking, administration responsibilities and deployment availability. Application editions, licenses and extensions are separate from hosting.
Before you launch
Design for the retry
Trigger one test run, force a failure and verify safe recovery.
A practical test for Trigger.dev
Use test credentials and a harmless sample workflow. Force one step to fail, retry it and check whether the final action happens once. Verify how an operator sees the error and receives an actionable notification.
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What happens when a workflow fails?
The behavior depends on the application and how the workflow is configured. Test retries, duplicate prevention, execution history and operator notifications with harmless sample data.
Can I install Trigger.dev on a Let.com hosting plan?
Confirm your Trigger.dev release and deployment requirements with the team before setup. The hosting option on this page is a starting point; installer availability, compatibility and installation support depend on the application and plan.
Where can I check current Trigger.dev releases and licensing?
Visit the official Trigger.dev project for current releases, installation instructions and license terms. Commercial editions and paid extensions may have separate requirements.
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