Keynote: Cloud Native Architectures with an Open Source, Event Driven, Serverless Platform
summary
OpenWhisk is an open source, event‑driven serverless platform launched about eight months earlier by IBM that runs on Bluemix, on‑prem OpenStack or even a laptop. It maps GitHub webhooks, MQTT and database changes to actions written in Java, Python, JavaScript or any Docker image, lets you declare many‑to‑many trigger→action mappings, packages third‑party integrations like Slack and Watson, and executes actions in Docker containers on nodes using components such as NGINX, CouchDB and Kafka.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44Operational Concerns
- 1:09Popular Use Cases
- 2:03Cost Model
- 2:27Technological Trends
- 2:38OpenWhisk
- 3:21OpenWhisk Primitives
- 4:20Bluemix
- 4:40Serverless Architecture
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