Lightning Talk: The State Of FaaS on Kubernetes - Michael Hausenblas, Red Hat
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Overview of who is doing what: compares concrete FaaS projects like Apache OpenWhisk, kubeless and OpenFaaS, notes common use cases—cron replacements, image thumbnails, sensor telemetry—and reports a 70% Lambda prevalence from a 2016 survey. Claims FaaS fits event-driven, tiny stateless functions but raises operational gaps: developer-on-call unclear ownership, scaling to hundreds of functions needs orchestration and only IBM has a visible open source workflow effort so far.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00The evolution
- 0:33Function-as-a-Service concept
- 0:52Use cases
- 1:39General landscape
- 1:57Kubernetes landscape
- 2:25Does non-public cloud Faas make sense?
- 2:56Developers on call
- 3:34Orchestration, anyone?
- 4:08Summing up
- 4:30Resources
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