Which set lists documented ways to invoke an OCI Function?
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Short Explanation
You can ring the doorbell three ways: the fn CLI, a signed HTTPS call to the invoke endpoint, or another OCI service that is allowed to call Functions. There is no magic unsigned open HTTP trigger.
Full Explanation
Documented invoke paths include fn invoke <app> <function>, a signed HTTPS request to the function’s invoke endpoint (shown by fn inspect function), and OCI services named as callers—API Gateway backends, Events actions, Notifications, and Connector Hub tasks/targets. Unsigned anonymous HTTP and kubectl-exec myths are not the model. Supporting services remain callers, not separate exam domains here.