AWS Glue create 2 Triggers in one workflow from Boto3

yes, this is possible. I have created a sampe below for you to reference

• The start trigger is a scheduled trigger. This triggers 2 jobs (GlueJob and JDBCETLGlueJob in the picture)
• There is conditional trigger that you added after both jobs complete. the option is to start after "ALL" requirements are met - i.e. both jobs complete successfully.
• The conditional trigger starts another Glue Job

If this helps, please accept answer and upvote so that it helps others. Here's an example of a Python program that uses the Boto3 library to create a Glue trigger that triggers "glue-job-1" and "glue-job-2", and another conditional trigger that triggers "glue-job-3" when both "glue-job-1" and "glue-job-2" complete successfully:

import boto3

# Create a Glue client
glue_client = boto3.client('glue')

# Define the names of the jobs to trigger
job_1_name = "glue-job-1"
job_2_name = "glue-job-2"
job_3_name = "glue-job-3"

# Define the trigger that triggers job_1 and job_2
job_1_2_trigger = {
    "Name": "job_1_2_trigger",
    "Type": "ON_DEMAND",
    "Actions": [
        {
            "JobName": job_1_name
        },
        {
            "JobName": job_2_name
        }
    ]
}

# Create the trigger
response = glue_client.create_trigger(Trigger=job_1_2_trigger)
print(f"Successfully created trigger {response['Name']}")

# Define the condition for the second trigger
condition = f"SUCCEEDED({job_1_name}) AND SUCCEEDED({job_2_name})"

# Define the trigger that triggers job_3
job_3_trigger = {
    "Name": "job_3_trigger",
    "Type": "CONDITIONAL",
    "Actions": [
        {
            "JobName": job_3_name
        }
    ],
    "Predicate": {
        "Conditions": [
            {
                "LogicalOperator": "AND",
                "JobName": condition
            }
        ]
    }
}

# Create the trigger
response = glue_client.create_trigger(Trigger=job_3_trigger)
print(f"Successfully created trigger {response['Name']}")

This program uses the glue_client.create_trigger() method to create the triggers and the glue_client.create_trigger() method to create the triggers. The job_1_2_trigger is of type ON_DEMAND that triggers job_1 and job_2 . The job_3_trigger is of type CONDITIONAL that triggers job_3 when both job_1 and job_2 complete successfully.

You would need to add appropriate error handling, input validation and other requirements specific to your use case.