Creating an Event Function using a container image built with PHP¶
For general details about how to use a container image to create and execute an event function, see Creating an Event Function Using a Container Image and executing the Function.
This chapter introduces how to create an image using PHP and perform local verification for event functions.
Note
You need to implement an HTTP server in the image listening to port 8000 to receive requests.
Following request path is required:
POST /invoke is the function execution entry where trigger events are processed.
Following request path is optional:
POST /init is the function initialization entry where you can perform initialization operations such as loading dependencies and preparing runtime environment. This entry is optional, and you can choose to implement it based on your needs. If you do not implement this entry, FunctionGraph will directly execute the function without initialization.
For full example, see: container-event-flightphp sample in the GitHub repository.
