OpenFaaS Product Background, Business Scenario, Architecture Design and Implementation

To replace wasteful physical‑machine scripts on Baidu’s Aladdin search platform, the team adopted OpenFaaS on a Kubernetes cluster, using its event‑connector, Prometheus‑driven autoscaling, and high‑availability gateway to run synchronous, scheduled, and asynchronous functions, achieving stable deployments with only 14 % CPU and 8 % memory of the original.

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OpenFaaS Product Background, Business Scenario, Architecture Design and Implementation

ByteDance ADFE Team

Jun 9, 2021 · Cloud Native

Exploring BFF Development with OpenFaaS: Practices, Architecture, and Code Samples

This article recounts a team's evolution from traditional IaaS‑based front‑back separation to a micro‑frontend BFF model, detailing how they adopted OpenFaaS on Kubernetes to build serverless function services, covering deployment steps, code examples, underlying architecture, and auto‑scaling mechanisms.

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Exploring BFF Development with OpenFaaS: Practices, Architecture, and Code Samples

Top Architect

Dec 15, 2020 · Cloud Native

Building Containers Without Docker: Using BuildKit, Podman, Kaniko, and img

This article demonstrates several Docker‑free methods for building OCI container images—using Docker’s built‑in BuildKit, the standalone BuildKit daemon, Google’s Kaniko, and the img tool—through a practical OpenFaaS Go middleware example, comparing their features, commands, and limitations.

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Building Containers Without Docker: Using BuildKit, Podman, Kaniko, and img