$.send.http
in workflows$.send.http()
.
$.send.http()
accepts an object with all of the following properties:
await
the execution of the HTTP requests in your workflow. We’ll collect every $.send.http()
call and defer those HTTP requests, sending them after your workflow finishes.
$.send.http
in component actions$.send.http
.
$.send.http
functions the same as $.send.http
in workflow code steps:
$.send.http()
does not count against your workflow quota.
$.send.http()
are sent asynchronously, after your workflow runs, you cannot access the HTTP response in your workflow.
If you need to access the HTTP response data in your workflow, use axios
or another HTTP client.
$.send.http()
is currently 5 seconds. This time includes DNS resolution, connecting to the host, writing the request body, server processing, and reading the response body.
Any requests that exceed 5 seconds will yield a timeout
error.
$.send.http
only, not other HTTP requests made from workflows. To whitelist standard HTTP requests from Pipedream workflows, use VPCs.$.send.http()
, the traffic will come from one of the following IP addresses: