There are various ways to re-trigger the PIPELINE in an automated way, triggers are characterized in the Jenkins. A few of pipelines are cooperating with sources like GITHUB, BitBucket, or different triggers first then they are actualized to play out a particular activity.

A build trigger might be utilized for different purposes RELYING upon the CONTEXT of the project.

• For instance: In the event that an enterprise might want to have a CI/CD pipeline setup utilizing Jenkins. In this case, an organization can set up build triggers to trigger downstream system build, for example, 
  • Integration tests
  • Code health check up
  • Load Tests
  • Start to finish Tests
  • Deployment.
• The above steps will be anchored to the parent work and can be activated one by one or in parallel contingent upon the stage (this is the place where build trigger is utilized, trigger the downstream system build if the parent build is a success).
• Build occasionally can be utilized to keep running on standard jobs(in the event that we have a team set up which will be deploying master every evening). At that point, we can set up the jobs to build occasionally late NIGHT times at a fixed time (additionally the job can be activated dependent on progress as clarified in (1)
• Polling SCM keeps checking for any new code addition by checking commit history and trigger build thereafter.Pooling your archive and construct dependent on that.