2019-08-27 03:24:20 UTC - chris: Does anyone know how to solve this error ?
`"error"`: `"The action produced a response that exceeded the allowed length:
1598438 1048576 bytes.`
The maximum size of a result returned from an action is 1MB.
Is it can be changed in application.conf like memory
For enabling some integration flows like delegating action execution
to other systems like AWS Lambda or Azure Functions via
ContainerFactory approach we need access to the action details.
Currently there are 2 modes when a container is to be created
1. Prewarm case - Here `ContainerPool` would
The Apache OpenWhisk project is happy to announce the release of
Apache OpenWhisk Client JS 3.20.0.
Apache OpenWhisk Client JS is a JavaScript Client Library for the
Apache OpenWhisk Platform. New features in the 3.20.0 version include:
- Removed all references to Incubator now Apache OpenWhisk
The voting is now closed. The vote has PASSED with 4 +1 binding votes from
Dominic Kim, Matt Rutkowski, Dave Grove and Rob Allen. There were no
+0 or -1 votes.
I will now publish the artifact to the release directory.
On Mon, 19 Aug 2019 at 12:32, James Thomas wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> This is a call
Rodric, Chetan, Carlos,
after checking our (IBM Functions) production logs we see minor usage of the
projection feature
(.text and .json).
That means that we (IBM Functions) need to notify these customers to make them
adapt their action code
and/or URLs to the removed feature.
I would like
> Though projections on “.http” got removed two years ago, we confusingly
saw A LOT calls
of the form ".http/foo/bar”. Research showed that those customers
are
accessing the “foo/bar” section of the path via the "message.__ow_path"
property in their action code
to be used as additional parameters.
In our environment we need to handle activation_record entries (i.e.,
activation metadata) and user_log entries differently in activation logs.
Therefore we need individual field sets for storing these entries with
ActivationFileStorage that we use in our Activation Store SPI
implementation.