A long standing request from OpenFaaS users has been to add built-in authentication for functions. This would allow you to secure your function endpoints without having to write any additional code.

Alex Ellis

With the new billing webhooks feature for OpenFaaS for Enterprises, you can now charge your users for their OpenFaaS usage.

Alex Ellis

One of the goals of OpenFaaS is to make the developer experience simple for FaaS-style workloads simple and portable with Kubernetes.

Alex Ellis

We have created a new OpenFaaS template for C# and .NET 8.0 and it’s based on the Minimal API of ASP.NET Core.

Han Verstraete

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to install OpenFaaS Standard or OpenFaaS for Enterprises into a private, airgapped network.

Alex Ellis

In this tutorial we’ll show you how to transcribe audio files to text using OpenAI’s whisper model and a function written in Python. We’ll start off with GPU acceleration using an NVIDIA GPU and OpenFaaS installed on a K3s cluster. But we’ll also be showing you how you can run the same code using a CPU, which is more commonly available.

Han Verstraete and Alex Ellis

OpenAI models can take some time to fully respond, so we’ll show you how to stream responses from functions using Server Sent Events (SSE).

Alex Ellis

Learn how to take source code from users and generate custom URLs using existing building blocks.

Alex Ellis

In this guide we’ll show you how to migrate functions from AWS Lambda to OpenFaaS and Kubernetes running on Akamai Cloud Computing.

Han Verstraete and Alex Ellis

Learn what changes we made to help a customer scale to 15000 functions and beyond.

Alex Ellis