⭐ This week in Maia: New pipeline notification triggers and iterator system variables

Welcome back to the Maia New Features Blog! This week, we're bringing you enhanced pipeline monitoring and control capabilities. We've expanded notification options beyond just failures and introduced new system variables to give you better visibility into your Iterator components. For a full list of recent changes, check our changelog updates.

🔔 Additional pipeline notification triggers

You can now subscribe to completion alerts for any pipeline state, not just failures. When adding a notification, you can now also choose to be alerted when pipelines are successful, canceled, and skipped.

Mix and match your notification triggers per project or environment, and choose how to receive them by email, Slack, or Webhook. This provides more flexibility for teams who want confirmation that critical pipelines are running successfully, or need to react to cancellations and skips.

Check out our Pipeline notifications guide to get started.

🔄 Iterator component-specific system variables

We've added three new component-specific system variables for iterator components to give you better visibility and control over your pipeline iterations:

• .thisComponent.iterationsAttempted counts the number of attempted iterations
• .thisComponent.iterationsGenerated counts the number of started iterations, counting both successful and failed iterations
• .thisComponent.iterationsSuccessful counts the number of successfully completed iterations

This gives you more granular monitoring for your iterator components, helping you troubleshoot and optimize your pipeline performance. Read Component-specific system variables in our documentation to learn more.

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