Create Edge Computing in User Panel
With Arvancloud's Edge Computing, you can build and run serverless functions, websites, and applications. Arvancloud's Edge Computing provides an environment for running serverless applications, allowing you to deploy your serverless applications across Arvancloud's global network of 40 PoP sites without complex technical configurations, simply with a few clicks.
Building new Edge Computing is feasible both via CLI and through the Arvancloud user panel. Additionally, templates and ready-made patterns are available for a better understanding and easy use of the product. Moreover, you can upload your built file in the panel and run it directly.
Templates
Templates are ready-to-deploy examples designed to get started with Arvancloud's Edge Computing. In this table, you can view and review the name and description of each template:
| Pattern | Description |
|---|---|
| A/B Testing | Code example for creating an A/B Testing service based on cookies |
| Hello World | Example for displaying the text "Hello World" |
| Round Robin Load Balancer | Code example for creating 4 upstream servers and load distribution using Round Robin algorithm |
| Hotlink Protection | Script for limiting unauthorized access to image files by checking the domain Referrer; in this script, if the request is sent from an authorized domain, it is sent to the upstream server, otherwise, a response with a 401 code is returned |
| Basic Auth | Code example for checking sent headers for request authentication |
| SSR HTMX | Script for setting up a simple To Do list |
By clicking on each template or uploading new code, you can specify the name and details of the new Edge Computing and then create it.
After creating Edge Computing, you can manage its settings in its dashboard.
In this page you will view the Edge Compute details and paths.
Operations
In the operations section of each Edge Computing, you can edit its details, test it by entering the default address, or if it's no longer needed, delete it.
Paths
By defining a new path, you can connect the Edge Computing to active domains in the Arvancloud CDN. Essentially, by creating a page rule, you direct traffic from a specific path of a domain previously registered in the Arvancloud CDN towards this Edge Computing.
The guide on paths in Edge Computing helps you with these settings.
History
In the history section, you can see the ID and creation date of deployments for each Edge Computing. Each deployment in Edge Computing creates a version and generates a deployment ID, which assists you in troubleshooting and better managing each version.
