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Invoking a container

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Updated at February 7, 2025

You can invoke a container:

  • Over HTTPS.
  • Using a trigger.
  • Using a Yandex API Gateway extension.

Note

If you want any user to be able to invoke a container without providing the authorization header, make the container public.

HTTPSHTTPS

After creating the container, you will get the invocation link. Make an HTTPS request by sending an IAM token in the Authorization header:

curl \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $(yc iam create-token)" \
  https://bba3fva6ka5g********.containers.yandexcloud.net/hello

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