Elastic Compute with Salesforce Functions
summary
Salesforce Functions provide short‑lived serverless executables written in Node or Java that run inside Salesforce trusted boundary and can read and write Salesforce records; the demo computes the five closest schools from a JSON of thousands so heavy CPU work moves out of Apex. Deploys use sf CLI to push to a managed compute environment built on Kubernetes and Cloud Native Buildpacks and follows CloudEvents. Invocation currently happens from Apex synchronously or asynchronously and functions can also run locally for testing.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Elastic Compute with Salesforce Functions
- 1:28What is a Function
- 3:00Salesforce Functions overview
- 5:52Key features
- 7:13Open source tech
- 8:44Function demo anatomy
- 12:22Ways to invoke
- 13:03Invoke from Apex demo
- 14:48Getting started
- 16:57Deploy with CLI
- 18:02Invoke from LWC demo
- 19:48Running Functions Locally for Testing
- 20:11Resources
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