Create a Service
Warning
If you are using Functions(Classic) or Services and have included your auth token directly instead of using a variable, you must redeploy your classic functions and services when you rotate or update your auth token. Otherwise, those functions and services will fail with a 403 Forbidden error.
A Twilio Service is a container for your Functions, Assets, and Environments.
As you develop applications usingTwilio Functions and Assets, Services can help you organize the Functions and Assets that compose each respective application, keep separate Environments, and control Deployments.
_10https://[service name]-[random numbers]-[environment].twil.io/
This means that a Service named astley will have the following domain by default:
_10https://astley-3432.twil.io/ # The default, production URL
It could potentially also create these other, Environment-specific domains depending on how you name them and which you choose to deploy:
_10https://astley-3432-dev.twil.io/ # For an Environment named 'dev'_10https://astley-3432-test.twil.io/ # For an Environment named 'test'_10https://astley-3432-stage.twil.io/ # For an Environment named 'stage'
You can view all of your existing services on the Services page in the Twilio Console.
For each existing Service, you can:
- Click on the unique name to visit the Functions Editor for that Service and view all Functions and Assets
- Click on Service Details to view metadata for the Service and all Functions, Assets, and Environments
- Click on Delete to begin the process of deleting the Service