Serverless resources

Functions and stateless containers in a workspace

Image Processor

Python 3.12 / handler entrypoint

Idle

Webhook Handler

Node.js 22 / API event

Running

Report Job

Go / scheduled function

Ready
Stateless functions and containers

Serverless

Run functions and stateless containers for APIs, jobs, event handlers, and scheduled work with simple runtime settings and workspace-level visibility.

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Function runtimes

2

Serverless modes

30s

Basic timeout example

512 MB

Starter memory example

How teams use it

The everyday flow from idea to running software, without asking developers to manage low-level infrastructure.

1

Choose function or container

Use supported runtimes for code, or bring a stateless container image.

2

Set runtime basics

Define runtime version, handler or port, memory, timeout, and environment.

3

Attach to workspace

Keep serverless resources beside the applications and services they support.

4

Deploy and review

Track serverless deployments from the resource detail page or the unified deployment list.

Usage examples

Image processing

Run Python or Node.js handlers for uploads without keeping a worker online all day.

Webhook endpoints

Deploy lightweight handlers for Stripe, GitHub, or internal product events.

Scheduled jobs

Use serverless for recurring cleanup, reports, or small automation tasks.

Included capabilities

Node.js runtime
Python runtime
PHP runtime
Go runtime
Serverless container option
Memory and timeout basics
Endpoint readiness
Deployment history

Build from the console

Create the resource inside a workspace and connect it to the rest of your application stack.

Create Serverless