Manage EdjFunctions

An application is a software entity that consists of one or more executable functions. The functions within an application logically relate to the purpose of the application.

For example, we could have an application called Calculator which consisted of functions Add, Divide, and Multiply.

Any of these functions can be executed independently within the application.

The EdjFunction executor uses wasmtime as the runtime for executing the functions as .wasm files.

An application can be in Active or Inactive states.
When Active, the functions within that application can be executed.

An EdjFunction is code that can be executed via event triggers. Functions enable developers to write, test, and deploy applications to the near-edge.

You must create at least one application before you can add a function to the EdjPlatform.

See the Develop section in the EdjDocs navigation for function development options.

Make sure you have the required permissions to add or modify resources in the EdjPlatform, which are based on group permissions assigned to each user group. See Groups for details.

To start creating serverless apps see: