Creating and enabling a trigger in Serverless Containers

Triggers enable invoking a container in Serverless Containers at a specific event. For example, a timer invokes a container on a custom schedule. You can find an example of a timer invoking a container in Serverless Containers every minute here.

In addition to timers, Serverless Containers features the following triggers:

• Trigger for Message Queue

  Create a trigger for a message queue in Message Queue and process messages using a container.

• Trigger for Object Storage

  Create a trigger for Object Storage that invokes a container when you create, move, or delete a bucket object.

• Trigger for Container Registry

  Create a trigger for Container Registry that invokes a container when you create or delete Container Registry Docker images or Docker image tags.

• Trigger for Cloud Logging

  Create a trigger for Cloud Logging that invokes a container when adding entries to a log group.

• Trigger for Yandex IoT Core

  Create a trigger for a Yandex IoT Core device, registry, or broker topic and process message copies using a container.

• Trigger for budgets

  Create a trigger for budgets that invokes a container when threshold values are exceeded.

• Trigger for Data Streams

  Create a trigger for Data Streams that invokes a container when data is sent to a stream.

• Email trigger

  Create an email trigger that invokes a container when an email arrives.

See alsoSee also

• Step-by-step guides on creating triggers
• Yandex Serverless Containers trigger overview