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You can even bring along your existing microservices written with custom frameworks like Express.js, Vert.x, Flask, ASP.NET Core, FastAPI and Django.
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Your existing microservices written with frameworks like Express.js, Vert.x, Flask, ASP.NET Core, FastAPI, and Django can be deployed to OpenFaaS to reduce the time you need to spend managing Kubernetes.
Our templates follow best practices meaning you can write and deploy a new function to production within a few minutes, knowing it will scale to meet demand.
OpenFaaS Pro then builds on our Open Source codebase to bring flexible auto-scaling, event-connectors, monitoring, a new dashboard, GitOps and various levels of support.
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OpenFaaS Pro brings flexible auto-scaling, event-connectors, monitoring dashboards, Single Sign On, RBAC, and direct to engineering support.
Network policies, resource limits, a runtime class, read-only filesystem and dedicated namespace means their code will be as isolated as possible.
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Multi-tenancy is supported through Kubernetes network policies, resource limits, runtime classes, read-only filesystems, and dedicated namespaces per tenant.
See also: <ahref="https://www.openfaas.com/blog/fan-out-and-back-in-using-functions/" style="text-decoration: underline;">Exploring the Fan out and Fan in pattern with OpenFaaS</a>
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See also: <ahref="https://www.openfaas.com/blog/fan-out-and-back-in-using-functions/" style="text-decoration: underline;">Explore the Fan out and Fan in pattern with OpenFaaS</a>
Functions can be run on-demand, or on a schedule, and can be triggered by events from your existing systems like Apache Kafka or AWS. If you invoke them asynchronously, you'll also get to benefit from retries without writing any additional code.
Deel migrated from AWS Lambda to Kubernetes, only to find that their code would no longer scale how they needed. They reached out to us, and we wrote up a reference architecture.
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deel.com migrated from AWS Lambda to Kubernetes, only to find that their code would no longer scale how they needed. They reached out to us, and we wrote up a reference architecture.
When faced with this question, <ahref="https://www.openfaas.com/blog/low-code-automation/" style="text-decoration: underline;">Waylay.io</a> built their low-code platform with OpenFaaS.
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