サードパーティ サービス [非推奨]
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重要
サードパーティ サービスとプッシュ通知の廃止
Atlas App Services のサードパーティ サービスとプッシュ通知は非推奨となり、代わりに関数内の外部依存関係を使用する HTTP エンドポイントを作成できるようになりました。
Webhook はHTTPS endpointsに名前変更され、動作は変更されません。 既存の Webhook を移行する必要があります。
既存のサービスは、 30、2025 まで引き続き機能します。
サードパーティ サービスとプッシュ通知は非推奨になったため、App Services UI からデフォルトで削除されました。 既存のサードパーティ サービスまたはプッシュ通知を管理する必要がある場合は、次の操作を実行して構成を UI に追加できます。
左側のナビゲーションの [ Manage ] セクションの下にある [ App Settings ] をクリックします。
Temporarily Re-Enable 3rd Party Servicesの横にあるトグル スイッチを有効にし、変更を保存します。
はじめに
Modern applications often use multiple external services to handle complex use cases, such as messaging, analytics, and data management. You can connect to these services through Atlas App Services by creating and configuring service interfaces.
Service interfaces specify the connection details for a specific external service and enable you to define the scope of that service's capabilities with custom service rules. Once you've configured an interface for a service, you can instantiate a service client that connects to the interface and exposes the service's actions as methods. You can also create incoming webhooks that enable external services to communicate directly with your App over HTTP.
注意
Built-In Service Clients
App Services includes clients for certain external services, such as Twilio and Amazon Web Services. You can also use the HTTP service to create a custom interface for any external service that offers a REST API.
コンセプト
Service Clients [Deprecated]
A service client is an object that connects to a service interface and enables you to call actions associated with the service. You can instantiate service clients in 関数 (using function context) as well as in your client application code.
For details on instantiating and using service clients, see Call a Service Action.
Service Actions [Deprecated]
A service action is a method that handles a specific use case for a particular service, such as sending a text message with Twilio or putting an object to an AWS S3 bucket. Actions encapsulate implementation details like request authentication and HTTP methods behind semantic methods that are specific to each service.
When you call a service action,
App Services evaluates each service rule that
applies to the action and prevents execution unless one of the rules
evaluates to true.
重要
App Services blocks all service actions by default. You must configure a service rule that enables a particular action before you can call it.
Service Rules [Deprecated]
A service rule is an expression that App Services evaluates to determine whether or not a user can execute one or more actions in a service.
For example, you could create a Twilio rule that only lets users send a text message from a specific phone number or an Amazon Web Services rule that prevents users from putting objects to an S3 bucket that is not included in a list of approved buckets.
注意
Expression Variables
Expression variables are variables that you can include
in service rules to represent dynamic information about your application and
an action's execution. You can configure service rules based on the
authenticated user that called an action (%%user) and the
arguments that they provided (%%args). You can also create
complex rules that call a Function
(%function) and evaluate based on the Function's return
value.
Incoming Webhooks [Deprecated]
An incoming webhook is a custom handler for events that originate from an external service, such as when someone opens a new pull request on Github or sends a text message to a Twilio phone number. Get started with incoming webhooks by configuring a service webhook.
Incoming webhooks consist of two primary components: the webhook URL and the webhook Function.
Component | 説明 |
|---|---|
Webhook URL | A URL that uniquely identifies the incoming webhook. External services can interact with the webhook by sending an HTTP request that matches the webhook's configuration to the webhook URL. To use a webhook, provide the webhook URL to an external service's HTTP request handler, which may also be referred to as an outgoing webhook, callback URL, or similar. 注意If an incoming webhook requires a secret query parameter, make sure that you append the query parameter to webhook URL before you provide it to the external service. |
Webhook Function | A webhook function is an Atlas Function that accepts an incoming HTTP request with data from the external service as its argument and optionally returns an HTTP response. |
Guides
Guide | 説明 |
|---|---|
Learn how to create a new external service interface. | |
Learn how to configure and execute an incoming webhook to handle events in external services. | |
Learn how to safely expose a service action for use in a function or client application. | |
Learn how to call a service action from a function or client application. |
Built-In Services
Subject | 説明 |
|---|---|
Includes service configuration parameters, directions for adding a webhook to Twilio, and additional information about Twilio service actions. | |
Includes additional information about HTTP service actions and webhooks. | |
Includes service configuration parameters, additional information about specifc AWS service actions, and generic directions for connecting to any AWS service. | |
Includes service configuration parameters, directions for adding a webhook to GitHub, and guidance on validating incoming requests from GitHub. |
Reference Documentation
Subject | 説明 |
|---|---|
Describes how to verify incoming requests, parse a request payload, and send a response in service webhook functions. |