Adobe I/O Runtime Developer Guide
Contents
Quickstart guide: A one-page guide to help you quickly get started with Adobe I/O Runtime.
- What is Adobe I/O Runtime
- Use Cases for Adobe I/O Runtime
- How Adobe I/O Runtime Works
- Adobe I/O Runtime Entities
- Getting Access
- Setting up Your Environment
- Deploying your First Adobe I/O Runtime Function
- Retrieve Action Invocation Results
- Creating Actions: actions, web actions, invoking and managing, setting parameters
- Asynchronous Calls: how to execute long running async (non-blocking) calls
- Throughput Tuning: how to maximize the number of action invocations
- Security Guide: discover potential security issues and how to address them
- Securing Web Actions: learn how to control the access to web actions
- Creating REST APIs: learn to create REST APIs from web actions
- Using Packages: Working with packages
- Logging & Monitoring: learn how to troubleshoot your actions
- Debugging: advanced debugging for Node.js actions
- System Settings: see the system settings and constraints
- CI/CD Pipeline: understand the tools you have to create a CI/CD Pipeline
- aio CLI: how to use aio CLI
- wsk CLI: how to use wsk CLI
- Environment Variables: what environment variables do you have access to
- Multiple Regions: where we run your actions
- Pre-installed Packages: what packages are pre-installed
- Runtimes: details about the available runtimes
- API Reference: I/O Management API
- Triggers & Rules: working with triggers and rules
- Sequences & Compositions: orchestrating actions
- Packages: working with packages
- Feeds: working with feeds
- aio CLI - this tool helps you manage your namespaces and the authentication for the wsk CLI
- wsk CLI - this tool is the main interface for managing your actions/packages/rules/triggers and getting access to activation results/errors/logs
- wskdeploy CLI - this tool helps you deploy multiple actions and packages
