Hi @duypnguyen thanks for explanation. Yes, we are fully aware that using a webservice makes to action possible to run for everybody (but in this case this is ok). We are just looking for a way to have an action both accessible in the UI as well as running with the alarm package. so we will try to u...

Hi @duypnguyen thanks for the details.Yes, action is secured and I am able to hand over credentials within the SPA, action gets executed successfully using my login credentials.but in the end, we want the action to run as headless (scheduled execution), where there is no login. Do you have any examp...

We successfully implemented a Firefly App that fetches data from an external API and writes data into Adobe Analytics (using the old API 1.4). This works perfekt since the action can use the UI-User credentials (read from params) like this: const resHeaders = { "authorization": params.__ow_...

Really good answer from @duypnguyen, unfortunatelly as a comment so I can't mark it as answer - Copy comment her to mark as answer: Good discussions over here. Chaining of action in I/O Runtime (or Openwhisk at its core) is called sequence, which you can read more about here: https://github.com/Adob...

@duypnguyen thanks for the hint with sequences. Assume I have such a sequence, how do I pass data from one action to the other?

@duypnguyen thanks a lot, really easy to use and works perfect!

is there an easy way to access the key/values from the env file within the app or within the actions? or do I need to install a node module that handles the env files?

@eldhov19157560 do you have a link for the action chaining?

@eldhov19157560 ok, I can temp store the data. but question is: do I write one or two actions? if there are two actions, how do I trigger the second action from within the first action?

Working on an app with following steps1) fetch data from external API2) write data to Adobe Analytics currently I only have one action that both makes the fetch request and later the push data request. but I think it might be better to have 2 seperate actions, one for the data fetch and the other fo...