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  2. Asynchronous container invocation

Asynchronous container invocation

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Updated at July 8, 2026
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This feature is at the Preview stage.

When creating a container revision, you can set up an asynchronous invocation of your container without waiting for the request to complete.

To invoke a container asynchronously, do the following:

  • When creating a revision, specify the service account to invoke the container.
  • When invoking, specify the X-Ycf-Container-Integration-Type: async header.

For this method, invocation headers will be provided to the HTTP server. The HTTP status on successful invocation is 202.

Warning

Containers do not support sending results to a Yandex Message Queue, but you can implement it inside the container.

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  • Invoking a container asynchronously

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