Keynote: What Next? Expanding Knative and Serverless
summary
Knative adds Functions added to core after a three‑year effort, accepting a donated Red Hat project and collapsing build into Tekton while keeping serving and Eventing. The team applies five guidelines to judge core membership and reports 3–5 check marks for functions’ usability, install base, and quality. Future work sketches concrete integrations: Envoy co‑processors, Flink statefun, WebAssembly runtimes, task queues, durable functions (continuations/stateful workflows), and first‑class map‑reduce style scanners; several prototypes exist and quality gates vet production readiness.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:26Why is Functions Core?
- 6:11Coprocessors
- 7:17API Gateways
- 7:49Stream Processing
- 10:27Durable Functions
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