Serverless Computing for E-Commerce Applications on JD Kubernetes Platform
summary
Fibonacci is a production FaaS built on OpenFaaS and integrated into JD’s Kubernetes platform that runs tens of thousands of containers. It claims improved resource utilization via fine-grained scheduling and warm pod pools to cut cold start latency, offers GPU support and a web control panel, and lets code hot-update dependencies from external storage so images are not rebuilt. Real use cases include intelligent image processing, automated IT ops and chatbots, and the system ties into JD middleware and object storage for triggers and monitoring.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:34About JDcom
- 3:53About JD Kubernetes Platform
- 5:32Background
- 5:46Context
- 7:35Why Serverless Computing
- 11:01Summary
- 16:58Architecture
- 23:31Request
- 25:15Function Containers
- 26:38Monitoring
- 28:22Scheduling Optimization
- 31:04Function Template
- 32:43Security Mechanism
- 33:39Conclusion
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