What's New

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Custom log group and log stream

You can bind a log group and log stream to a function to manage its logs.

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Configuring a Log Group and Log Stream

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Function tags

Tags help you identify and manage your function resources.

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Configuring Tags

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Top 10 functions by error

The Dashboard page displays the 10 functions with the most errors.

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Introduction to Dashboard

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DIS trigger modification

DIS triggers can now be modified.

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Using a DIS Trigger

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Top 10 functions by invocations

The Dashboard page displays the 10 functions with the most invocations.

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Use of FunctionGraph

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Dependency versioning

You can manage all of your dependencies by uploading them from a local path or through OBS, and give them different names. Dependencies can be iterated. Each dependency can have multiple versions.

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Dependency Management

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Configuration of the maximum requests per instance

The maximum number of requests per instance is up to 1000.

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Configuring Single-Instance Multi-Concurrency

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Scheduled scaling policies

You can configure the number of reserved instances that will run in a specified period and a cron expression. During this period, FunctionGraph adjusts the number of reserved instances based on the cron expression. When the period expires, the fixed number of instances will be reserved.

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Reserved Instance Management

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VSCode plug-in update

The plug-in supports creation, deployment, and debugging of Node.js and Python functions.

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Local Debugging with VSCode

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Support for DMS (for RabbitMQ) triggers

After a DMS (for RabbitMQ) trigger is used, FunctionGraph periodically polls for new messages in a specific topic bound to the exchange of a RabbitMQ instance and passes the messages as input parameters to invoke functions.

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Using a DMS (for RabbitMQ) Trigger

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Brand-new edition of FunctionGraph

You can customize display of function information, sort functions and pin desired functions on top, and better search them. In addition, apps are no longer available.

Functions can be created more easily, especially when you use images.

The code editor, test result display, and function configuration are optimized.

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Support for Python 3.9 and Node.js 14.18

Python 3.9 and Node.js 14.18 are supported.

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Developing Functions in Node.js

Developing Functions in Python

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Custom images

You can directly package and upload container images. The platform then loads and starts these images to create functions.

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Deploying a Function Using a Container Image

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Dynamic memory allocation

Resources can be dynamically scheduled based on the size of the data source to be processed, reducing costs.

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Configuring Dynamic Memory

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Interconnection with LTS

More log management features are supported.

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Managing Function Logs

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Encryption settings

Configuration information can be encrypted for display.

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Configuring Environment Variables

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Function running for an ultra-long period

You can set the function execution time to 43,200 seconds.

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Function Management

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Single-instance multi-concurrency

You can set the number of concurrent requests that can be processed by a single instance and the maximum number of instances that are supported for a function.

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Configuring Single-Instance Multi-Concurrency

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Support for the Go 1.x runtime

The Go 1.x runtime is supported.

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Developing Functions in Go 1.x

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Support for reserved instances

For reserved instances, you can create and release them as required. After you create reserved instances for a function, FunctionGraph preferentially forwards requests for invoking the function to the reserved instances. If the number of requests exceeds the processing capability of the reserved instances, FunctionGraph will forward the extra requests to the pay-per-use instances and automatically allocates resources to these requests.

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• Reserved Instance Management

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Support for Node.js 10 and Node.js 12 runtimes

Node.js 10.16 and Node.js 12.13 runtimes are supported.

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• Developing Functions in Node.js

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Support for C# 3.1 runtime

The .NET Core 3.1 version is supported.

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• Developing Functions in C#

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Support for Kafka triggers

Kafka triggers are supported.

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• Using a Kafka Trigger

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Support for monthly statistics

The monthly statistics function is added on the Dashboard page.

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Use of FunctionGraph

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Support for custom runtimes

Custom runtimes are supported.

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• Using a Custom Runtime

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Support for file system mounting

You can mount file systems to your function to provide scalable file storage. The function can then read and write data in the file systems as it would do in local file systems. Each file system can be shared by different functions and instances.

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Mounting a File System

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Support for the PHP runtime

The PHP runtime is supported.

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• Developing Functions in PHP

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Accessing VPC resources

Functions can be configured to access resources in VPCs or to access the Internet through source network address translation (SNAT) by binding elastic IP addresses. When editing a function, you can configure it to allow it to access a VPC.

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Configuring the Network

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Support for traffic shifting

FunctionGraph allows you to publish one or more versions throughout the development, test, and production processes to manage your function code.

After a function version is published, you can modify the configuration as required.

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• Version Management

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Support for large memory sizes

The following memory sizes are supported: 1792 MB, 2048 MB, 2560 MB, 3072 MB, 3584 MB, and 4096 MB.

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Configuring Basic Settings