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Comment #28444812
Good point - updated the title.
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Comment #27732302
SEEKING WORK | UK | REMOTE (Working remote since 2010) Senior software architect & engineer for serverless full-stack applications (AWS Lambda + AWS Services). More than 13 years p…
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SEEKING WORK | UK | REMOTE (Working remote since 2010) Senior software architect & engineer for serverless full-stack applications (AWS Lambda + AWS Services). More than 13 years p…
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SEEKING WORK | UK | REMOTE (Working remote since 2010) Senior software architect & engineer for serverless full-stack applications (AWS Lambda + AWS Services). More than 13 years p…
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Comment #16482093
I've experimented with using a bloom filter for this dataset: https://github.com/jthomas/serverless-pwned-passwords
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Comment #16412357
IBM offers that open-source platform as a managed service, IBM Cloud Functions ( https://console.bluemix.net/openwhisk/ ).
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Comment #16408494
IBM offers that open-source platform as a managed service, IBM Cloud Functions ( https://console.bluemix.net/openwhisk/ ).
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Comment #16407592
Docker extensibility is common in the open-source faas projects but not in any(?) of the commercial serverless offerings (Google, Amazon or Microsoft). Runtime support (upload code…
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Comment #16407298
Apache OpenWhisk has a number of differences to other serverless platforms (as well as being open-source) including... - Excellent "out of the box" runtime support including Node.j…
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Comment #16407199
OpenWhisk supports Kubernetes as a "first-class" deployment platform. Red Hat have been doing lots of work on this since adopting the project ( https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2…
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Comment #16407181
OpenWhisk can be started using Docker Compose locally with a single command (make quickstart) using this repo: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk-devtools/tree/... It ca…
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Comment #15025740
Good point! I'm planning to write a blog post about this and I'll be clearer on this.
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Comment #15025733
I didn't :) I used this package: https://github.com/willf/bloom as I wanted to use Go.