42 results found for " delete ".
-
Deleting a Dependency - FunctionGraph
Deleting a Dependency Function This API is used to delete a specified dependency. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/dependencies/{depend_id} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description depend_id Yes String Dependency ID. project_id Yes String Tenant's project ID. Request
-
Deleting a Trigger - FunctionGraph
Deleting a Trigger Function This API is used to delete a trigger. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/triggers/{function_urn}/{trigger_type_code}/{trigger_id} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description project_id Yes String Tenant's project ID. function_urn Yes String
-
Deleting a Test Event - FunctionGraph
Deleting a Test Event Function This API is used to delete a test event. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions/{function_urn}/events/{event_id} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description event_id Yes String Event ID. function_urn Yes String Function URN. project_id
-
Deleting the Asynchronous Invocation Configuration of a Function Version - FunctionGraph
Deleting the Asynchronous Invocation Configuration of a Function Version Function This API is used to delete the asynchronous invocation configuration of a function version. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions/{function_urn}/async-invoke-config Table 1 Path parameters Parameter
-
Deleting an Alias of a Function Version - FunctionGraph
Deleting an Alias of a Function Version Function This API is used to delete an alias of a function version. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions/{function_urn}/aliases/{alias_name} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description function_urn Yes String Function URN
-
Managing Triggers - FunctionGraph
Trigger. On the displayed page, locate the row that contains the target trigger, and click Disable or Enable. Deleting a Trigger You can delete triggers that will no longer be used. Log in to the FunctionGraph console. In the navigation pane, choose Functions > Function List. Click
-
Deleting a Function or Function Version - FunctionGraph
deleted. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions/{function_urn} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description function_urn Yes String Function URN. project_id Yes String Tenant's project ID. Request Parameters None Response Parameters None Example Requests DELETE https
-
Deleting All Triggers of a Function - FunctionGraph
deleted. URI DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/triggers/{function_urn} Table 1 Path parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description project_id Yes String Tenant's project ID. function_urn Yes String Function URN. Request Parameters None Response Parameters None Example Requests DELETE https:
-
Encryption Settings - FunctionGraph
settings refer to environment variables that are encrypted, which can be set on the function details page. For details about how to add and delete variables, see Configuring Environment Variables. After encryption is enabled, key-value pairs will be encrypted on the console. They will
-
Using a Trigger - FunctionGraph
displayed function details page, click the Triggers tab. On the right of the desired trigger, click Enable or Disable. Deleting a Trigger You can delete triggers that will no longer be used. Log in to the FunctionGraph console, and choose Functions > Function List in the navigation pane. Click
-
Encryption Settings - FunctionGraph
settings refer to environment variables that are encrypted, which can be set on the function details page. For details about how to add and delete variables, see Configuring Environment Variables. Parent topic: Function Configuration
-
Which Permissions Are Required for an IAM User to Use FunctionGraph? - FunctionGraph
Permissions Are Required for an IAM User to Use FunctionGraph? If a message indicating insufficient permission is displayed when you create, delete, modify, or query functions and triggers as an IAM user in FunctionGraph, contact the administrator to obtain required permissions. For example
-
Version and Alias Management - FunctionGraph
On the displayed function details page, select the version for which you want to delete the alias, and click the Aliases tab. In the same row as the alias you want to delete, click Delete. Enter DELETE and click Yes. Parent topic: Function Configuration
-
API Overview - FunctionGraph
a Dependency Delete a dependency. Obtaining a Specified Dependency Obtain a dependency. Updating a Dependency Update a dependency. Obtaining Test Events Obtain the test event list of a function. Creating a Test Event Create a test event. Deleting a Test Event Delete a test event.
-
SDK Overview - FunctionGraph
create_dependency Deleting a dependency delete_dependency Obtaining a specified dependency show_dependency Updating a specified dependency update_dependency Obtaining the test event list list_events Creating a test event create_event Deleting a test event delete_event Obtaining the details of
-
Function Management - FunctionGraph
From: Help > FunctionGraph > User Guide (ME-Abu Dhabi Region) > Building a FunctionGraph Function > User Guide > Creating a Functionthe app list, locate the app you want to delete and click Delete, as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 Deleting an app In the Delete App dialog box, enter DELETE, select Delete all functions under the app, and click OK. Deleting an app will delete all functions under the app. Parent topic:
-
Managing Versions - FunctionGraph
the latest version, select the version to delete. Figure 2 Deleting a version The latest version of a function cannot be deleted. If a function version associated with aliases is deleted, the aliases will also be deleted. Click OK to delete the version. Deleted versions cannot be recovered
-
Creating an App - FunctionGraph
From: Help > FunctionGraph > User Guide (ME-Abu Dhabi Region) > User Guide > Building a FunctionGraph FunctionList in the navigation pane. In the app list, there is a default app named Default. You can modify the description of this app but cannot delete the app. Figure 1 Default app On the Function List page, click Create Function in the upper right corner. For App, the default app is displayed
-
Managing Aliases - FunctionGraph
configured to go to the function details page. On the Aliases tab page of the latest version, select the alias to delete. Figure 3 Deleting an alias Click OK to delete the version. Parent topic: Configuring the Function
-
Permissions Policies and Supported Actions - FunctionGraph
/v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions FunctionGraph:function:create √ √ Deleting a function or function version DELETE /v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions/{function_urn} FunctionGraph:function:delete √ √ Modifying the code of a function PUT /v2/{project_id}/fgs/functions/{function_urn}/code Functi