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Occasionally, you may receive an e-mail or notification that flow executions have been blocked. This happens when you have exceeded the number of contracted GIGS.
In this case, to continue running your integration flows, you can:
Adjust the Additional GIGS settings and keep your flow executions active. .
Contact the person responsible for your Skyone account and contract a new GIGS plan. If you prefer, and the sales team will contact you.
In the "Modules" menu, when you click on "Options", you'll see several availabe actions, including "Publish" and "Share".
Check out the difference between these options:
Publish: Makes the module available in the Marketplace, allowing others to import and use it in other spaces, even those you are not part of.
Publications are public, visible to any user of the platform.
Share: You can share a module you’ve created with other spaces you are part of.
Shares are private, only the shared spaces have access.
Important: In both options, you need to import the module into the target space.
For more details, read the documentation for each option:
The API Gateway Trigger offers greater flexibility in configurations, allowing for customized selection of methods, users, and protocols, in addition to accepting query and path parameters in the routes.
On the other hand, the Webhook Trigger automatically configures these options in a broader and more generic way, without the same level of flexibility.
For more details, read the documentation for each option:
In Skyone Studio, groups control who can access specific elements (modules, flows, etc.), while permissions define what each member can do within the workspace.
A person can be part of multiple groups, but only one type of permission (administrator or developer) is allowed per user in the same workspace.
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