Available in Classic
In Cloud Functions > Action of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, you can edit, delete, and run the actions you created, and monitor their execution results using graphs and tables. To go to the detailed management interface for an action you created:
- In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Cloud Functions.
- Click the Action menu.
- Click the action name from the list.
Action management interface

| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| ① Overview | Run, edit, and delete actions and view connection information. |
| ② Details | View action basic information, triggers, monitoring, and default parameters. |
Action overview
Run
Run an action.
Edit
Edit an action.
Delete
Delete an action.
Connection information
Shows all event sources that trigger action runs, grouped by type. Select a type to view detailed connection information for the event source type in the Trigger tab under Details.
Basic information
Action's basic information.

Action basic information
Check basic action information.
- Name: Action name.
- Type: Action type (basic/web/sequence/sequence web).
- Runtime: Language and version environment where the action runs.
- Action timeout: Maximum time limit for which the action can be run.
- Main function: Name of the main function or class being used by the action.
- Action memory: Memory available in the action.
- Description: Additional information on the action.
Action execution order
Check the actions that run in a sequence action or a sequence web action.
- Run order: Order of actions run in a sequence action.
- Action name: Action name.
- Runtime: Runtime information of action.
- Type: Action type.
Trigger
Event source information that triggers action run.

Add
Add triggers to the action.
Remove
Remove triggers from the action.
Trigger list
List of triggers for the action. Click the name to go to the trigger menu or the service information linked to the trigger.
- Type: Trigger type.
- Name: Trigger name.
- Event source: The connected service information that triggers the action.
- Update date and time: The most recent trigger edit date and time.
Detailed event source list
When you select a trigger type from the Connection information in the action overview, you can view the event source connection information for that type.

Monitoring
Action results and details.

Graph
- Status: Percentage of successful and failed action executions during the view period.
- Number of executions: Hourly count of successful and failed action executions during the view period.
- Execution time: Hourly average run time (ms) and maximum run time (ms) during the view period.
Table
- ID: Unique ID for action results. Click to check details.
- Status: Success or failure status of action results.
- Start time: Time when action execution started (ms).
- Execution time: Time taken to execute the action (ms).
- Enter search keywords with the execution result as the filter to search for the relevant content.

- You can monitor the execution results of all actions during the selected period in Dashboard. For more information on how to use Dashboard, see Dashboard.
Default parameters
Check default values for parameters forwarded to action code.

Edit action
You can edit everything except the name and type of the action. To edit an action:
- In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Cloud Functions.
- Click the Action menu.
- Click the action name from the list.
- In Action overview, click [Edit action].
Delete action
You can delete an action. Proceed carefully as an action cannot be recovered once deleted. To delete an action:
- In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Cloud Functions.
- Click the Action menu.
- Click the action name from the list.
- In Action overview, click [Delete action].
Run action
You can run an action. Enter runtime parameters to check if the action works properly. To run an action:
- In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Cloud Functions.
- Click the Action menu.
- Click the action name from the list.
- In Action overview, click [Run action].
- Enter the JSON data to pass to the action code in Runtime parameter.
- To view only the results returned by the action code, enable View result only. When disabled, you can check all activation information. For more information on activations, see Cloud Functions concepts.

You can configure log creation for action runs. All actions return a logs field that adds Timestamp information to data output to stdout or stderr in the code. You can check logs in the detailed run history under Dashboard or Action > Action details > Monitoring.

Add trigger
You can add triggers that run actions by connecting them to events from other services. To add a trigger:
- In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Cloud Functions.
- Click the Action menu.
- Click the action name from the list.
- Click [Add] in the connection information under Action overview or in the trigger tab under Details.
- In Connection method, create a new trigger or select an existing one to add.
- In Type, select the trigger type to add.
- For trigger configuration information, see the following trigger guides for each sub-type under the user guides:
- For API Gateway triggers, you can only create new ones.
- API Gateway trigger types are determined by action type and cannot be changed.
- HTTP type: Web action, sequence web action
- Webhook type: Basic action, sequence action
Remove trigger
Disconnect actions from other service events by removing their triggers. To remove a trigger:
- In the Classic environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Compute > Cloud Functions.
- Click the Action menu.
- Click the action name from the list.
- On the Trigger tab of Details, select the trigger to remove and click [Remove].
- Click [OK] to disconnect.
Triggers with no connected actions may be deleted.