Function Compute (2.0):Manage tasks

Manage a task in the Function Compute console

Create an asynchronous task when you create a function

1. Log on to the Function Compute console. In the left-side navigation pane, click Tasks.

2. In the top navigation bar, select a region. On the Task Execution Functions page, click Create Function.

3. On the Create Function page, configure related parameters, configure a trigger, and then click Create.

   Note

   • For information about how to create a function, see the "Create a function" section of the Manage functions topic.

   • You can create a trigger when you create a function on the Create Function page. You can also create a trigger on the Triggers tab for an existing function.

   • If you use the preceding method to create a function, the Task Mode feature of Asynchronous Policy is automatically enabled. All asynchronous invocation requests to the function are processed in the task mode.

   After the function is created, the function is displayed on the Function Name list of the Task Execution Functions page.

Enable the asynchronous task mode for an existing function

You can enable the asynchronous task mode for an existing function. For more information, see the "Create a function" section of the Manage functions topic.

1. Log on to the Function Compute console. In the left-side navigation pane, click Services & Functions.

2. In the top navigation bar, select a region. On the Services page, click the desired service.

3. Click the function. On the function details page, click the Asynchronous Configurations tab. In the Asynchronous Policy section, click Modify.

4. In the Modify the Policy for Asynchronous Mode panel, set Task Mode to Enable and click OK.

Start or stop a task

1. Log on to the Function Compute console. In the left-side navigation pane, click Tasks.

2. In the top navigation bar, select a region.

3. On the Task Execution Functions page, click the desired function.

4. On the Asynchronous Tasks tab, click Submit Task. In the dialog box that appears, select a task ID generation method and a task execution time, and then click OK.

   You can also click the icon on the right side of the Submit Task parameter and select Configure Task Parameters from the drop-down list. An event function uses event and an HTTP function uses HTTP parameters to pass input parameters to the function to simulate task submission.

   After you submit the task, refresh the page. You can view the task that is running or completed. You can log on to the instance, stop the task, re-execute the task, and view logs.

   Note

   In asynchronous tasks, HTTP functions cannot be re-executed.

Call the Function Compute API or use the Function Compute SDK to manage a task

Create an asynchronous task

You can call the PutFunctionAsyncInvokeConfig operation and set the asynchronous invocation mode to task mode. Add the following configuration to AsyncConfig. After this configuration is added, all asynchronous invocations of the function change to the task mode.

{
  "statefulInvocation": true
}

Enable the task mode

You can call the InvokeFunction operation to trigger an asynchronous invocation to start the task mode. You can add the HTTP header Stateful-Async-Invocation-Id when you call the operation to specify a task ID. For more information, see Task deduplication.

View a task

After you submit a task, you can call the GetStatefulAsyncInvocation operation to query the execution status or execution records of the task.

You can call the ListStatefulAsyncInvocations operation to query the list of tasks that meet the specified conditions based on keywords or conditions.

Stop a task

After you submit a task, you can stop the task based on your business requirements. You can call the StopStatefulAsyncInvocation operation to stop a task. When you stop a task, you must enter its ID. The task ID is specified when you submit the task. The task ID can also be the ID that you obtained when you call the ListStatefulAsyncInvocations operation to query running tasks.

States of an asynchronous task

For each task invocation, Function Compute records the information about the state changes of tasks and allows you to query the states of a task in real time. You can view the states of a task by using the Function Compute SDK or the Function Compute console. A task can be in one of the following states:

You can call the GetStatefulAsyncInvocation operation to obtain the details of a task. You can also call the ListStatefulAsyncInvocations operation to filter tasks that are in a specified state.