Alex explores recent changes that makes OpenFaaS more practical for your long running tasks.

Alex Ellis

An introduction to Tilt, its concepts such as smart rebuilds and live updates for OpenFaaS functions.

Kevin Lindsay

It was time to migrate our GitHub bot from Docker Swarm to faasd. Here’s how and why we did it including the Terraform we used that you can try out for yourself. There’s also some credit that you can use to try out the bare-metal from Equinix Metal cloud where we host Derek.

Alex Ellis

Veselin Pizurica, President of Waylay.io tells us about Low Code automation OpenFaaS

Veselin Pizurica

Learn how to deploy OpenFaaS to Linode using a virtual machine and K3sup.

Alex Ellis

Anyone that works with Kubernetes knows that it has a large and evolving API. As Kubernetes evolves, APIs are periodically reorganized or upgraded or, as new APIs are added with new features, the [old APIs they replace are deprecated, and eventually removed.

Lucas Roesler

If you need storage based upon open source technology that can scale as you do, I think Cassandra and Astra DB could be a good fit. It also makes for a great option for free storage for side projects, which you can push quite hard before you get through your recurring credit.

Alex Ellis

Flux is now in maintenance mode, learn how to upgrade to Flux v2 and keep OpenFaaS up to date

Alistair Hey

Learn how to invoke your functions from Kafka events with Aiven’s managed service

Alex Ellis

Lucas will show you how to test OpenFaaS functions written in Python with the Pytest framework.

Lucas Roesler