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Yandex Cloud Functions
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In this article:

  • Specifics of functions invoked by triggers
  • Use cases
  • See also
  1. Concepts
  2. Trigger
  3. Overview

Triggers in Cloud Functions. Overview

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Updated at April 18, 2025
  • Specifics of functions invoked by triggers
  • Use cases
  • See also

Triggers are criteria that automatically launch a Cloud Functions function when met. Triggers allow you to automate your work with other Yandex Cloud services, such as Yandex Object Storage, Yandex Message Queue, and Yandex Container Registry.

Note

The trigger is initiated within 5 minutes of being created.

The following types of triggers are available in Cloud Functions:

  • Timer
  • Trigger for Message Queue
  • Trigger for Object Storage
  • Trigger for Container Registry
  • Trigger for Cloud Logging
  • Trigger for Yandex IoT Core
  • Trigger for budgets
  • Trigger for Data Streams
  • Email trigger

Specifics of functions invoked by triggersSpecifics of functions invoked by triggers

Triggers call functions based on preset quotas and limits.

When a function is called by a trigger, the following specifics apply:

  • Functions are always called by triggers with the ?integration=raw query string parameter. More about function calls.
  • Before the trigger delivers messages to a function, it changes their format. Each trigger type uses a message format of its own. Read more about this in the relevant trigger description.

Use casesUse cases

  • Writing data from a device into a database
  • Streaming Yandex Cloud Postbox events to Yandex Data Streams and analyzing them using Yandex DataLens
  • Configuring responses in Yandex Cloud Logging and Cloud Functions
  • Writing load balancer logs to PostgreSQL
  • Running computations on a schedule in DataSphere
  • Creating a budget trigger that invokes a Cloud Functions function to stop VM instances
  • Converting a video to a GIF in Python

See alsoSee also

  • Triggers that run a Serverless Containers container.

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