Unlocking all the Serverless
summary
Adobe I/O Runtime runs Apache OpenWhisk and adds a new data plane component called the openwhisk router that separates control and data planes, delegates ingress to an Envoy gateway, and routes functions to execution providers like Knative services or V8 isolates. A prototype exists and went GA for internal use in June, using “stem cells” to preallocate services to cut cold starts, dynamic on‑demand routing instead of static route tables, and pluggable execution providers.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:05A BRIEF HISTORY OF ADOBE LIO
- 1:20ADOBE /O RUNTIME - WHY?
- 1:41ADOBE I/O RUNTIME - WHY?
- 4:01ADOBE I/O RUNTIME USE CASES
- 5:49SERVERLESS EVOLVES
- 8:09GATEWAYS EVOLVE
- 10:09OPENWHISK BACKGROUND
- 12:33SEPARATE THE PLANES
- 14:22DELEGATE INGRESS FEATURES
- 16:42DELEGATE EXECUTION EXAMPLE: KNATIVE
- 19:25NORMALIZE REQUEST RESPONSE
- 20:42OPENWHISK ROUTER SUMMARY
- 23:30STATE OF OPENWHISK ROUTER
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