Keystone session can be used directly in user function to access
OpenStack services.
Include openstack clients in python requirements as well.
Add a python function example.
Implements: blueprint qinling-openstack-clients
Change-Id: I4798c404cb57bafe14049f57ba8db7c7125106c7
If update image, will send asynchronous request to engine. If some
error happened during update, engine will rollback runtime
automatically.
Change-Id: I1598b1c04427dfdb7d573bbff8dc017f113c2fd2
When deleting function, we should remove all the allocated resources
in the orchestrator, no matter what kind of source the function is
using.
Change-Id: I7ee3d1bb1e6b417194a1b86606f8fcd64cb598cf
Currenty, the function entry is hard-coded to be 'main.main' which is
not flexible. This patch adds support for specifying module name and
function name in the code package.
Change-Id: I92ea36f668073f380a4aef4526a6fad321d8cc95
When a package function is executed, a service url is cached so it's
faster when function is executed again. But this will lead to problem
if function is never executed for a long time.
This patch add an expiry machanism which will release resources in
orchestration platform.
Change-Id: I754ebe314d87f6d7c194d9b9c061316f7ba74245
Invoke a function in sync way means the command will wait until the
execution finish. On the contrary, 'sync=false' means user will get
a response before the function is actually invoked. User could get
execution status using execution ID in the response.
Change-Id: I605ea8414f49d44899e0bc8c36b89e48e335d284
Allow user to create function using her own docker image including
all the code and dependencies inside. The image needs to have an
script running as entry point, expecting user's input as params.
This allow users to execute functions written in any language.
With this patch, users can create function using swift object:
http POST http://127.0.0.1:7070/v1/functions name=swift_function \
runtime_id=xxx \
code='{"source": "swift", "swift": {"container": "container_name", "object": "object_name"}}'
Implements: blueprint support-swift-object-as-code
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