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# Features

This section of the documentation explains additional features of the ONE Game Hosting service.

## Triggers

[Continue reading ...](https://github.com/i3D-net/docs.i3d.net/blob/main/odp/Platform-Features/Triggers.md)

## Task System

Our platform uses a task system to communicate with the Host Agents installed on all your hosts (BM and VM). A Task as such is a wrapper for one or more commands sent to a Host Agent. This wrapper keeps track of which command is currently being executed and its execution status. A Task can also contain a schedule time, allowing Tasks to be performed somewhere in the future.

[Continue reading ...](/game-hosting/features/task-system.md)

## Platform Events

It is possible to receive events from within our platform, allowing you to get more insight into which actions it performing. You could log these for your own purposes.

At the time of writing this is an experimental feature that we are testing with a few clients. There is no publicly available endpoint that allows to you automatically sign up to our event stream. But you can request access to it via the usual support channels.

[Continue reading ...](/game-hosting/features/platform-events.md)


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