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OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple

OpenFaaS - Serverless Functions Made Simple

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Automate OpenFaaS from Python with the new SDK

Introducing the OpenFaaS Python SDK, manage functions, namespaces, secrets, and build container images from Python.

What Adaptive Concurrency Means for Async Functions

Learn how adaptive concurrency in the OpenFaaS queue-worker matches processing capacity to function replicas, reducing retries and async invocation batches faster.

Encrypt build-time secrets for the Function Builder

Learn how to pass private registry tokens and credentials into the Function Builder, encrypted end-to-end.

Introducing: Painless support and hands-off architecture reviews

Run one command to collect an OpenFaaS cluster report: logs, resources, events, and metrics that you can share for quick help

How to Migrate OpenFaaS to Gateway API

Learn how to migrate OpenFaaS to the Kubernetes Gateway API with TLS certs from Let's Encrypt

How should OpenFaaS users approach nodes/proxy RCE in Kubernetes?

We spin up a Kubernetes cluster in record time to reproduce and address a security vulnerability in Kubernetes for OpenFaaS users.

Introducing Template Version Pinning for Functions

As of version `0.18.0` of the faas-cli, you can now pin templates to a specific version via the stack.yaml file for more reproducible builds and to avoid unexpected changes.

Optimise OpenFaaS costs on AWS

Whilst OpenFaaS comes with predictable, flat-rate pricing, AWS is charged based upon consumption. We'll explore how to save money.

Introducing Queue Based Scaling for Functions

Queue Based Scaling is a long awaited feature that matches queued requests to the exact amount of replicas almost instantly.

Scale Up Pods Faster in Kubernetes with Added Headroom

Does it take 1-2 minutes for new nodes to get added to your cluster? Add some headroom for an instant Pod start.