In this tutorial, Burton explains the steps for migrating an existing AWS Lambda function to OpenFaaS and Kubernetes to gain portability and additional functionality.

Burton Rheutan and Han Verstraete

I’d like to introduce you to Rajat Jindal who is our guest-writer for today’s end-user blog post. Rajat will talk about the goodfirstissue bot that he wrote for helping connect first time contributors with open source projects that encourage contributions from first timers.

Alex Ellis

Learn how to build your own OpenFaaS Cloud on AWS using Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) to bring Serverless with GitOps to your team.

Alex Ellis

Project founder Alex Ellis will walk you through 5 different security features and configurations for OpenFaaS on Kubernetes

Alex Ellis

Learn how you can migrate your Hugo static sites over to OpenFaaS including custom domains, TLS and CI/CD through OpenFaaS Cloud (or GitLab).

Matias Pan

You’ve heard of LAMP, JAM, and MEAN, but what is the PLONK stack? And why should you be considering it for your Cloud Native Applications?

Alex Ellis

Find out how you can expand beyond the default URL given to each function in OpenFaaS with the new FunctionIngress CRD.

Alex Ellis

Last month I was at Kubecon Barcelona with with some of the OpenFaaS community, we were asked about deploying data science models to Kubernetes and, of course, can OpenFaaS help deploy models? In this post we will introduce a new function template aimed at Python data scientists and walk through a concrete example of deploying a PyTorch model.

Lucas Roesler

OpenFaaS is developed by a small team of volunteers, we would love to know how you’re using the project and what problems you are solving.

Alex Ellis

The founder Alex Ellis shares the OpenFaaS 2019 Project Update, case-studies, his personal highlights, and the roadmap for the year ahead.

Alex Ellis