virtualtrigger
Virtualtrigger is a software concept used to describe a trigger mechanism that operates in a virtualized or abstracted environment. It represents an event-driven prompt that does not rely on physical hardware triggers but instead on software-defined conditions to initiate actions. As such, virtual triggers are often part of event-driven architectures, simulations, automation platforms, and virtualized data processing workflows.
In practice, a virtual trigger consists of an event source, a evaluation component, and a trigger action.
Applications for virtual triggers span multiple domains. In virtualization and systems engineering, they model hardware interrupts
Benefits of virtual triggers include portability across environments, easier testing, and decoupling of trigger logic from