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Create Plugin

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Last updated: 2025-06-17 16:31:30
This article introduces how to create a plugin via Serverless Console.

Operation Steps

1. Log in to Serverless Console and select Advanced Capability > Plug-in in the left sidebar.
2. On the Plugin page, select the region where you need to use the plugin and click Create.

3. On the Create plugin page, set the plugin information according to actual needs. As shown below:

Plugin name: Manually input custom layer name.
Description of Plugin version: Version description. Fill in according to the actual situation.
Deployment Type: Currently, only image deployment can be selected.
Repository address: Plugin image address.
Entrypoint: Enter the container's startup command. Follow the writing norm for parameters, and fill in a runnable instruction, such as python. This parameter is optional; if not filled, the Entrypoint in the Dockerfile will be used by default.
CMD: Fill in the container's startup parameter. Follow the writing norm for the parameter, using a space as the segmentation identifier for the parameter. For example, -u app.py. This parameter is optional. If not filled, use the CMD in the Dockerfile by default.
Tag: A tag is in the plug-in dimension. All versions under this plug-in have the same tag.
4. Click OK to submit the add-on creation and automatically return to the plug-in list. You can view the add-on creation situation in the plug-in list.



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