Service Mode
We provide three Service Modes for Elastic Deployment:
ALB

The system automatically allocates a dedicated Gateway (ALB) for this deployment type, responsible for routing external requests to multiple Worker instances based on defined policies, enabling high availability and high-concurrency access.
The Gateway supports load balancing, rate limiting, and authentication, and only forwards HTTP requests.
Users can securely access their deployed services through the unified ALB entry point, without needing to manage the number or distribution of underlying Workers.
Queue

The Queue mode provides high-availability, scalable asynchronous task processing.
Built on a microservices architecture, it supports dynamic scaling and is ideal for workloads that require processing a large volume of async tasks.
Based on a reliable message-queue mechanism, Queue ensures stability and durability during task transmission and execution.
Once a task is completed, the system automatically sends the results back to your service (UserBackend) via callback.
Custom
The system directly deploys Workers without exposing any external interfaces.
Services and tasks running inside the Workers are not directly accessible to the user.
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