Function Compute supports one-way integrated triggers and two-way integrated triggers.
The one-way integrated triggers and two-way integrated triggers have the following differences:
- Two-way integrated triggers: You can configure triggers in both Function Compute and event source service if you use two-way integrated triggers.
- One-way integration triggers: You need to configure at the event source service only if you use one-way integration trigger.
Two-way integration trigger
| Trigger Name | Reference | Example links |
|---|---|---|
| OSS events triggers | OSS event trigger | Example for using OSS to trigger function compute |
| HTTP trigger | HTTP trigger | Build web servers based on HTTP triggers |
| Time trigger | Timer trigger | Example of using a time trigger |
| MNS topic triggers | MNS event trigger | Example of using an MNS topic trigger |
| TableStore triggers | TableStore trigger | none |
| CDN events trigger | CDN event trigger | Example of a CDN trigger |
| SLS triggers | SLS triggers | example of using an SLS trigger |
One-way integration trigger
| Trigger Name | Example Links |
|---|---|
| API Gateway triggers | API Gateway triggers |
| IoT triggers | IoT trigger |
| CloudMonitor triggers | CloudMonitor trigger |
| Alibaba Cloud Message Queue for Apache Kafka Connector triggers | Create a Function Compute sink connector |