Summary
In this chapter, we had an overview of how BPTs and Light BPTs work, as well as how to implement each of these models.
We also saw the functioning of Timers and their implementation.
Furthermore, we realized that all of these three models are asynchronous activities, that is, they do not occur at runtime; rather, each of them requires a trigger to run.
We detailed the main differences between them and what their purposes are, and got a brief idea of some scenarios in which each one of them should be used.
In the final part, we saw how we can monitor Processes and Timers in Service Center and what information is available to us.
The purpose of this chapter is to highlight that we do not need to process all the information in real time if this is not necessary, thus improving our control of Timers and Processes life cycles, performance, and data robustness.
The asynchronous capabilities of the platform were left to the end of this book because it is a more complex...
