Where to find gateway level URL for serverless app
Hi folks,
I have an app running on serverless infra. I want to use its http endpoint. I am not able to find a static host which I can use to access the app.
When I go inside workers tab under endpoint, I can see it has an option to open HTTP based session but that seems to be associated with worker and not with endpoint itself. I tried accessing by endpoint id as well but it did not work. Would anyone point out please?
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you use the /run
https://github.com/runpod-workers/worker-whisper
this should help you understand better with the code example, rp_handler.py in the src folder is the handler that processes input from the /run
GitHub
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https://docs.runpod.io/serverless/endpoints/send-requests
https://docs.runpod.io/serverless/endpoints/job-operations
look at these 2 sources too
Send a request | RunPod Documentation
Learn how to construct a JSON request body to send to your custom endpoint, including optional inputs for webhooks, execution policies, and S3-compatible storage, to optimize job execution and resource management.
Job operations | RunPod Documentation
Learn how to use the Runpod Endpoint to manage job operations, including running, checking status, purging queues, and streaming results, with cURL and SDK examples.
Thanks for sharing this. I can try. Is it worth to rely the worker id wont change? I want to move and then later I can see this how to implement
Hmm it's best to not rely on that, what do you need the constant(unchanging worker id's) for?
You can just send a /run request to start the job then after the worker starts, there's a way to get the pod or construct the url then return it ( because you'll notice from the docs or from the connect that the url has a specific format)
To send the pod/worker id you can use something like this: runpod.serverless.progress_update() like from here https://discord.com/channels/912829806415085598/1238153273077141574
Or use generator handler ( in docs/serverless/workers called generator or async handler