Re:First Impressions: Docker for Mac with Kubernetes
by alexellisuk on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @07:27AM
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Kubernetes is optional - Docker Swarm (which some people prefer for its simplicity is also available) - basically yes binaries get wrapped in containers now for build/ship/run.
You're right though it is just an example - one of many in the function store. OpenFaaS can run any binary as a function - that means that we can strip back all the complexity needed to utilise ImageMagick for instance as a function by making it a function that works over stdin/stdout. Normally that would have involved a Node.js runtime and native compilation packages.
You're right though it is just an example - one of many in the function store. OpenFaaS can run any binary as a function - that means that we can strip back all the complexity needed to utilise ImageMagick for instance as a function by making it a function that works over stdin/stdout. Normally that would have involved a Node.js runtime and native compilation packages.
Here's the example: https://blog.alexellis.io/serverless-imagemagick/