Function calls represent asynchronous executions of a Cognite Function. When you call a function, CDF creates a call object that tracks the execution. You can list calls, retrieve their status, view logs, and get the response data.Documentation Index
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What function calls are
A function call is created each time a function is invoked—either manually via the API or triggered by a schedule. The call object tracks the lifecycle of the execution: queued, running, succeeded, or failed. You use the call API to poll for status and retrieve results when the execution completes.Monitoring and debugging
- List calls: Filter by function, status, or time range to find relevant executions.
- Retrieve status: Check whether a call is still running or has completed.
- View logs: Access execution logs for debugging and troubleshooting.
- Get response: Retrieve the return value or output data from successful calls.
Calls are asynchronous. Poll the call status until the execution completes before fetching the response.