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I wrote effe with I believe is pretty close to what Iopipe want to do. You basically write your function in golang and it get compiled to a single binary that

by siscia 10y ago

I wrote effe with I believe is pretty close to what Iopipe want to do. You basically write your function in golang and it get compiled to a single binary that you can run everywhere. Everything is ready but the deploying, so you will need to deploy your own, but it already can create a docker container so... Everything is on github: https://github.com/siscia/effe https://github.com/siscia/effe

ewindisch 10y ago
It's open source. I'm open to seeing how we might be able to integrate or work with Effe in our Go SDK, or if necessary, learn from your effort. Take a look at https://github.com/iopipe/iopipe-golang https://github.com/iopipe/iopipe-golang, I'd love a pull-request. We're not an alternative to AWS Lambda or, "Lambda on your own infrastructure". Instead, we desire to make it easier to build apps that run anywhere, which includes both AWS Lambda and Docker. I suppose there's some overlap, but the goals and technical challenges are a bit different. IOpipe is also a library that simplifies integration with services that provide state.