I’d like to introduce you to Dan Mangum who is our guest-writer for today’s end-user blog post. Dan will be recapping a recent live stream where we showed off two demos using Crossplane with OpenFaaS to deploy and consume managed services alongside serverless functions.

In this post I want to show you how to create your own private cloud with OpenFaaS Cloud and Kubernetes.

We’ve now launched a new OpenFaaS SWAG and Insiders Subscription program, so that you can show your support and faas in style.

Learn how to connect storage to your functions with Python3 and MongoDB.

Follow this tutorial to get started with Java 11 and Vert.x on Kubernetes with OpenFaaS without worrying about mastering YAML or having to optimize a lengthy Docker build.

I’d like to introduce you to Ramiro Berrelleza who is our guest-writer for today’s end-user blog post. Ramiro will talk about how you can use Kubernetes, OpenFaaS and Okteto to streamline function development.

This is a step-by-step guide on how to set up a GitOps workflow for OpenFaaS on Kubernetes with Flux and its Helm Operator. You’ll be installing OpenFaaS and deploy functions on a Kubernetes cluster in a declarative manner, using only a GitHub repository and the git CLI.

As we celebrate the 3rd OpenFaaS Birthday, I look back over the past three years and towards a 2020 vision

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to build an ASP.NET Core API that you can deploy to Kubernetes easily using OpenFaaS. We’ll be using steps from the official tutorial provided by the .NET team and explaining any custom steps taken along the way.

We share our highlights from the OpenFaaS community and friends at KubeCon, San Diego including OpenFaaS Cloud, Flux from Weaveworks, Okteto, Dive from Buoyant and k3s going GA.