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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