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Using the veFaaS SDK makes it easier to create functions, upload code, and manage triggers. This topic introduces use cases for the Python SDK.
Prerequisites
Install the Python environment and add the Python SDK dependencies provided by Volcano veFaaS. For specific information, see SDK Overview.
Create "microservices apps" by deploying code through function templates
Specify code parameters based on your business requirements. For more information, see CreateFunction. The following table only introduces the special configurations when you create microservices apps.
Parameter | Description |
runtime | Set the Runtime running time of a function. microservices apps currently only support native/v1. For the Runtime supported by other functions, see Function key configurations. |
cpu_strategy | CPU allocation method. Microservices apps have the Always allocate CPU enabled by default, and the value is set to always. |
command | Start command of the program. The sample code above creates a microservices app through a function template. When the deployment method is a function template, you can directly use the execution script file in the root directory of the code package, and the default configuration is ./run.sh. |
Validating results
After creating a function through the SDK, you can log in to the veFaaS console to see whether the function has been created. In addition, the CPU allocation mode of microservices apps is fixed to Always allocate CPU.
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