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oci-curl Configuration

  1. Edit the file /util/oci-curl.sh cloned/downloaded on your machine. The relevant section of the file containing user account details is shown below.

Don't forget to add your user OCID and the full path to your private key file.

Invoke the HelloWorld Node function using oci-curl

In OCI you need to sign your requests to function http endpoints. Refer to OCI Signed Requests for more information and for sample clients in various popular languages.

One such client that OCI provides to generate signed curl requests is called oci-curl. This section shows how to access function endpoints using oci-curl.

In Setup Local Development Environment > oci-curl Configuration section, you have already configured your credentials with util/oci-curl.sh

source <full/path/to/oci-curl.sh> 


fn ls t workshop-<NNN>-app

FUNCTION	NAME		TYPE	SOURCE			ENDPOINT
node-fn		node-fn-trigger	http	/node-fn-trigger	https://<app-short-code>.call.test.us-ashburn-1.functions.oci.oraclecloud.com/t/node-fn-trigger

Use the endpoint from the above command to construct the parameters for oci-curl as shown below.

Note: Enter passphrase as emea

oci-curl <app-short-code>.call.test.us-ashburn-1.functions.oci.oraclecloud.com get "/t/node-fn-trigger"

Enter pass phrase for /Users/amy/keys/labs_pri_key.pem: emea

Invoke the HelloWorld Go function using oci-curl

In OCI you need to sign your requests to function http endpoints. Refer to OCI Signed Requests for more information and for sample clients in various popular languages.

One such client that OCI provides to generate signed curl requests is called oci-curl. This section shows how to access function endpoints using oci-curl.

In Setup Local Development Environment > oci-curl Configuration section, you have already configured your credentials with util/oci-curl.sh

source <full/path/to/oci-curl.sh> 


fn ls t workshop-<NNN>-app

FUNCTION	NAME		TYPE	SOURCE			ENDPOINT
go-fn		go-fn-trigger	http	/go-fn-trigger		https://<app-short-code>.call.test.us-ashburn-1.functions.oci.oraclecloud.com/t/go-fn-trigger

Use the endpoint from the above command to construct the parameters for oci-curl as shown below.

Note: Enter passphrase as emea

oci-curl <app-short-code>.call.test.us-ashburn-1.functions.oci.oraclecloud.com get "/t/go-fn-trigger"

Enter pass phrase for /Users/amy/keys/labs_pri_key.pem: emea