Intro
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- Use the Docker Hub or your own private registry
- Use any official OpenFaaS language template or Docker images
- Add secrets to your functions to access services securely via Bitnami's SealedSecrets
- Secure integration with GitHub.com or self-hosted GitLab
- Auditing of events to Slack or custom function
Check out the roadmap in the GitHub repo for what's coming next and how to get involved.
- See also:
Who is OpenFaaS Cloud for?
OpenFaaS Cloud is for anyone who wants to focus on shipping functions without worrying about the CI/CD pipeline or underlying infrastructure. OpenFaaS comes in two flavours - a free community-run hosted version and self-hosted on your own cluster.
Community cluster
You can request access, and if accepted you will be able to deploy functions using the OpenFaaS templates or microservices using a Dockerfile. You'll get your own dashboard for your endpoints which come with HTTPS, build logs, built-in CI/CD and a personal sub-domain. Both private and public GitHub repositories are supported.
See also: Apply for Access
Self-hosted
- For an automated quick-start use to provision OpenFaaS Cloud in 100 seconds on Kubernetes Video demo
- Or start the for a manual installation or to use Docker Swarm