In this post we’ll look at how to take a regular command-line program, script, or HTTP server and convert it into a serverless function, along with some of the benefits of doing so.

Alex Ellis

OpenFaaS Edge is a distribution of OpenFaaS Standard that runs without Kubernetes, on a single host or VM.

Alex Ellis

We show you how to deploy an existing WebSocket server as a function, and how to modify an existing template to support WebSockets.

Alex Ellis

Learn how to run GPU accelerated functions on OpenFaaS while using Karpenter to save on infrastructure cost.

Han Verstraete

Learn how to access APIs that require OAuth tokens from your functions, from the initial token exchange and capture, to refreshing the token periodically.

Alex Ellis

In this tutorial we will show you a recommended configuration for OpenFaaS Functions for Karpenter on AWS EKS.

Han Verstraete and Alex Ellis

OpenFaaS is a developer-friendly platform for creating portable functions that can run on any cloud through Kubernetes. In this blog post, you will learn about use-cases, language templates, differences from traditional applications and cloud-based functions, how functions can be triggered, scaled and observed, and how to get started with OpenFaaS.

Alex Ellis

Learn how to connect RabbitMQ to OpenFaaS to trigger functions from new and existing message queues.

Alex Ellis

In this quickstart, we’ll guide you through how to build, scale and monitor your first Python function with OpenFaaS.

Alex Ellis

Meet OpenFaaS Edge, a commercial distribution of faasd fused together with OpenFaaS Pro, for commercial use, with support and new features.

Alex Ellis