Sure -- we actually already have an OpenWhisk backend. The IR is sufficiently stupid that it's pretty easy to write a new backend. At least a low-performing on

Sure -- we actually already have an OpenWhisk backend. The IR is sufficiently stupid that it's pretty easy to write a new backend. At least a low-performing one -- it gets harder if you want to use (a) persistent workers [instead of invoking a new platform worker for every "thunk"] and (b) direct inter-worker networking [instead of putting every intermediate result in a storage medium].