Homemade Serverless: Making it from Scratch
summary
Shows how a Java payment microservice runs on an OpenShift Kubernetes cluster, wrapped by KNative serving and eventing to turn Kafka order messages into on‑demand handlers. The demo builds a container image into the cluster registry, attaches a Kafka source to the KNative service, and proves scale to zero and fast spin‑up (100 concurrent requests with concurrency=2 yields ~50 pods). A native compilation cuts startup time, and KNative handles revisions, traffic splitting (50/50) and concurrency limits versus AWS Lambda.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 10:55Defining serverless computing
- 22:31Introducing K Native
- 33:52Event-driven architecture demo
- 42:38Configuring and scaling services
- 50:44Comparing to Lambda and closing
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