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Comment #42796128
Hello... I work on the Flows product at Postman. Love this question. I believe wholly that the definition of a developer is rapidly changing (arguably has already changed). It's cl…
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Comment #37407115
or use Postman Flows https://learning.postman.com/docs/postman-flows/gs/flows-ove...
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Comment #37407108
data is encrypted in motion and at rest https://www.postman.com/trust/security/
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Comment #31503590
Serverless computing is the future of cloud computing with more and more infrastructure management shifted to the provider rather than internal infra and ops teams. It isn't to say…
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Comment #31503462
I shared a few details above - with the implementation backed by a mature open source project, there are lots of details available already. Thanks for bringing this up though so we…
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Comment #31503441
Finer grained IAM like permissions but without the AWS complexity is of great interest. I will see what else I can share.
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Comment #31503402
OpenWhisk functions are vendor agnostic and have a generic signature of JSON in and JSON out and no other dependencies. Functions on DigitalOcean may also run functions from Netlif…
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Comment #31493384
yep - it's coming.
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Comment #31493284
The foundation is Apache OpenWhisk https://github.com/apache/openwhisk with DO specific customization to work with App Platform, managed databases, trusted sources, log shipping, a…
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Comment #31491886
Sorry to hear that, I welcome a chance to understand this feedback further.
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Comment #31491847
Yep and yep, also more runtimes.
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Comment #31491834
The code for the functions is vendor agnostic. Vendor lock-in comes from the integrations the code that runs in the cloud ends up consuming, and the developer experience one acquir…
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Comment #31491763
Functions through app platform are fully managed and deployed with zero downtime and offer roll backs as well. Deployments from the CLI are fast enough you can enable watch-mode an…
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Comment #27906855
I watched the youtube videos of all the battles so far and I was really surprised to see that a very simple strategy (in retrospect) was sufficient to win the competitions. I've be…
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Comment #16407960
Kudos. I'd agree, old ideas, new contexts. The twists matter.
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Comment #16407535
Contribute on GitHub https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk
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Comment #16407491
You can except more commitment to Kube from OpenWhisk.
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Comment #16407473
An emerging market for functions is also in IoT and edge use cases. See https://aws.amazon.com/greengrass/ if interested.
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Comment #16407455
Indeed, the original founders of Iron.io are at Oracle. They are up to some good stuff. See https://medium.com/fnproject/8-reasons-why-we-built-the-fn-p...
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Comment #16407446
It's great to see so many functions platform - in some ways it shows there's increasing interest, awareness, and adoption. The field is still quite young and there will be a lot of…
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Comment #16407424
Also Adobe I/O runtime https://www.adobe.io/apis/cloudplatform/runtime.html .
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Comment #16407417
OpenWhisk started entirely from IBM Research. It was open sourced in Feb 2016. Adobe came on board as part of the induction to Apache Incubator.
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Comment #13531092
It remains to be seen if the abstraction that Kubernetes adds to manager containers will have performance characteristics that serverless demands - considering the need for contain…