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Product Features

FunctionGraph provides the following features. For detailed information on region availability of each feature, you can refer to the console.

Function Creation

Create functions from scratch or with a template on the FunctionGraph console.

HTTP Functions

HTTP functions optimize web services and can be triggered by sending HTTP requests to specific URLs.

Container Image

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

Function Flow

Function flows are used to orchestrate functions. Multiple functions can be orchestrated into a flow for coordinating the execution of multiple distributed function tasks.

Function Management

Edit functions inline to modify their code or configurations.

Trigger Management

FunctionGraph supports multiple types of triggers, such as APIG, DIS, and LTS, and uses event sources to trigger function execution.

Environment Variables

Configure encryption settings and environment variables to dynamically pass settings to your function code and libraries without making any code changes.

Dependency Management

Manages all your dependencies. You can upload dependencies from a local path or through OBS if they are too large, and specify names for them. Some runtimes support dependency building.

Version Management

After function code is published, you can modify the version configuration.

Test Event Management

Event data is passed to the handler of your function as an input and persisted for later use.

Reserved Instance Management

Reserved instances can be created and released by you as required. After you create reserved instances for a function, FunctionGraph preferentially forwards requests to the reserved instances. If the number of requests exceeds the processing capability of the reserved instances, FunctionGraph will forward the excessive requests to on-demand instances and automatically allocates execution resources to these requests.

Single-Instance Multi-Concurrency

Some function types can process multiple requests at the same time.

Dynamic Memory

During function execution, resources are dynamically adjusted for the size of the data to process to reduce costs.

Logs and Metrics

You can view function logs and monitor function invocation and running in real time.

Function Development

Multiple runtimes, such as Node.js, Python, and Java, are supported.

API

Create, delete, query, and execute functions by calling APIs.