We spin up a temporary Kubernetes cluster to explore and address a newly surfaced security vulnerability in Kubernetes.

Alex Ellis

As of version 0.18.0 of the faas-cli, you can now pin templates to a specific version via the stack.yaml file for more reproducible builds and to avoid unexpected changes.

Alex Ellis

Whilst OpenFaaS comes with predictable, flat-rate pricing, AWS is charged based upon consumption. We’ll explore how to save money and optimise our costs.

Alex Ellis

Queue-Based Scaling is a long awaited feature for OpenFaaS that matches queued requests to the exact amount of replicas almost instantly.

Alex Ellis

Cluster Autoscalers add and remove Nodes to match the demand for resources. But they often leave no room for new Pods, adding an extra 1-2 minutes of latency.

Alex Ellis

In this post we’ll create a function in Golang that uses AWS IAM and ambient credentials to create and manage resources in AWS.

Alex Ellis

In this blog post we’ll show you how to build functions using the OpenFaaS Function Builder API and stream build logs in real time.

Han Verstraete

We talk you through our example of a Function Editor that you can integrate directly into your product to sandbox code from customers.

Han Verstraete and Alex Ellis

OpenTelemetry is an open-source observability framework. This article shows you how to use OpenTelemetry to capture traces from OpenFaaS functions.

Han Verstraete

The rise of hosted LLMs has been meteoric, but many Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) would prevent you from using them. We explore how a self-hosted solution protects your data.

Alex Ellis