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Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by willitpamp573 on Friday November 03, 2017 @05:27PM (#15622314)
Meanwhile, OpenFaaS supports every programming language out there...

https://www.openfaas.com/

Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by thesandlord on Friday November 03, 2017 @07:45PM (#15623011)
I still don't understand how/why this is serverless. It is FaaS, but not serverless FaaS
Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by willitpamp573 on Friday November 03, 2017 @10:05PM (#15623456)
It's a platform for hosting serverless functions. It lets you deploy your own lambda, on kubernetes/swarm
Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by zeptomu on Friday November 03, 2017 @10:54PM (#15623549)
Are there any other "Kubernetes-As-A-Service" providers other than GCP?

I think AWS has competing solutions, but I am not sure about the current state of affairs.

Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by AaronFriel on Friday November 03, 2017 @11:31PM (#15623628)
Amazon has a Elastic Beanstalk and some other container related tooling. Microsoft has Azure Container Services (ACS), and under that, a Kubernetes as a Service managed service abbreviated AKS.
Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by cle on Saturday November 04, 2017 @03:28AM (#15624140)
AWS's managed Docker cluster orchestration service is ECS.
Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by buzzdenver on Friday November 03, 2017 @11:51PM (#15623676)
There's Azure Kontainer Service (AKS) in public preview.
Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by aisofteng on Saturday November 04, 2017 @11:34PM (#15628076)
IBM Bluemix does.
Re:Azure Functions Now Support Java by nyancyan on Sunday November 05, 2017 @06:46PM (#15632493)
Yeah, but I still have to maintain the containers and possibly the underlying machines as well as the OpenFaaS platform itself. With this or any other Serverless platform, I only care about the Function code.