OpenWhisk

In this article, we will introduce openwhisk, a new plug-in for Apache APISIX, and show you how to integrate OpenWhisk service with Apache…

As introduced in the previous introduction post for the IntelliJ Openwhisk plugin, our team(NAVER) is developing an IDE extension(aka…

Many serverless platforms provide WEB-based dashboards, but this dashboard can only play a small part in developing serverless apps.

OpenWhisk’s wskdeploy is a tool for capturing the configuration of a larger OpenWhisk deployment -- i.e. defining a state for all of the…

Recently, for an EU H2020 Research project (GOFLEX), the opportunity arose to design and build a cloud-native platform to provide…

This blog is written in collaboration with Avi Weit.

This is a follow up blog post of How to run OpenWhisk actions on Knative?

This blog is co-authored with Pavel Kravchenco as part of our work at IBM Research — Haifa.

This is a follow up blog post of How to run OpenWhisk actions on Knative?

Apache OpenWhisk actions are invoked by sending HTTP POST requests to the platform API. Invocation requests have two different modes…

This is a follow up blog post of How to run OpenWhisk actions on Knative?

This is a follow up blog post of How to run OpenWhisk actions on Knative?

This is a follow up blog post of How to run OpenWhisk actions on Knative?

This is a follow up blog post of How to run OpenWhisk actions on Knative?

It’s now time to show case what it takes to run an existing OpenWhisk action on Knative. We are very excited to share our process of…

What if you could take an existing web application and run it on a serverless platform with no changes? 🤔

This blog post explains how I used serverless functions to automate release candidate verification for the Apache OpenWhisk project.

This tutorial will walk through all the steps you need to follow, in order to set up Jenkins pipeline triggered by pull requests…

OpenWhisk is currently using three virtual machines as the compute resource to launch the Jenkins pipeline builds.

This week, I came across an interesting problem when building HTTP APIs on IBM Cloud Functions.

If you are thinking of modernizing any of your legacy applications and want to focus only on your applications and not the infrastructure…

Recently I presented my work building ”pluggable event providers” for Apache OpenWhisk to the open-source community on the bi-weekly video…

Imagine you have an OpenWhisk action to send emails to users to verify their email addresses. User profiles, containing email addresses…

Just like software engineering, best practices for serverless applications advise keeping functions small and focused on a single task…