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HTTP Access Service

HTTP Access Service supports accessing cloud development resources via HTTP links.

You can manage access domains and cloud function access paths via CLI tools or the console.

Create​

You can use the following command to create an HTTP Access Service address through CLI command-line interaction.

tcb service create -e envId

You can also specify the cloud function name functionName and trigger path servicePath to create an HTTP Access Service address.

tcb service create -p servicePath -f functionName

You can use the following command to delete the cloud function HTTP Access Service link via CLI command-line interaction.

tcb service delete -e envId

You can also specify the HTTP Access Service information to be deleted via parameters, such as the path of the HTTP Access Service address or the HTTP Access Service Id.

# Specify the Bound Path for HTTP Access Service
tcb service delete -p servicePath

# Specify HTTP Access Service Id
tcb service delete -i serviceId

Query HTTP Access Service Information​

You can use the following command to list all HTTP Access Service links and view their basic information:

tcb service list

You will see output similar to the following:

Set more query constraints​

-d domain       Specify the domain
-p servicePath  Specify the HTTP Access Service path
-i serviceId    Specify the HTTP Access Service Id

Bind Custom Domain to HTTP Access Service​

Note

Before binding a custom domain, please set your domain's CNAME record value to the default domain. Binding will fail if the CNAME record does not exist!

You can bind the HTTP Access Service domain using the following command:

tcb service domain bind domain

Unbind Custom Domain from HTTP Access Service​

You can unbind the HTTP Access Service domain using the following command:

tcb service domain unbind domain

Querying HTTP Access Service Custom Domain​

You can list all HTTP Access Service domains and view their basic information using the following command:

tcb service domain list

You will see output similar to the following:

Set more query constraints​

-d domain       Specify the domain