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Building, running, or deploying functions

After you have created a function project, you can build, run, or deploy your function, depending on your use case.

Running a function

--8<-- "run-func-intro.md"

Prerequisites

You have a Docker daemon on your local machine. This is already provided if you have used the Quickstart installation.

Procedure

--8<-- "proc-running-function.md"

Deploying a function

--8<-- "deploy-func-intro.md"

Prerequisites

You have a Docker daemon on your local machine. This is already provided if you have used the Quickstart installation.
You have access to a container registry and are able to push images to this registry. Note that some image registries set newly pushed images to private by default. If you are deploying a function for the first time, you may need to ensure that your images are set to public.

Procedure

--8<-- "proc-deploying-function.md"

Building a function

--8<-- "build-func-intro.md"

Prerequisites

You have a Docker daemon on your local machine. This is already provided if you have used the Quickstart installation.

Procedure

--8<-- "proc-building-function.md"