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We originally built OpenFaaS for Swarm, then moved to Kubernetes and support both now. The complexity of K8s is harrowing, but by and large works well, if you c
by alexellisuk 7y ago
We originally built OpenFaaS for Swarm, then moved to Kubernetes and support both now. The complexity of K8s is harrowing, but by and large works well, if you can keep up with the pace of change. Try running a controller you last modified 12 months ago on Kubernetes 1.17.
Now we've spent time looking into containerd and trying to provide microservices/faas on top of that instead - without the clustering (https://github.com/openfaas/faasd https://github.com/openfaas/faasd)
Something I do like about K8s is the ecosystem - in 5 minutes I can automate TLS with LetsEncrypt on a managed cluster.