Workflow reference
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Serverless
Generally available
Stack
GA
9.4+
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Generally available since 9.4
Preview in 9.3
Quick-reference pages that document the workflow YAML surface in one place. Use this section when you know what you want to look up and need the answer fast.
- Cheat sheet: One-page bookmark card. Anatomy, triggers, the step menu, Liquid, and the top gotchas.
- Step type index: Every step type available for Elastic Workflows, ordered alphabetically, with a one-line description and a link to its full reference.
- Context variables: Every variable you can reference in a Liquid expression, with an example for each.
- Liquid filters: The full categorized filter catalog, including the two custom filters the workflow engine adds to LiquidJS.