I’ve always thought this would be helpful for small in-house ops scripts and things like that, but unfortunately the logo and terminology makes this a bit to risqué for a corporate environment. I suppose that’s part of the GNU spirit!
+1 for openfaas. I haven’t used it in production, but the option to run an entirely custom container underneath the function opens up the possibility of running a “proper” application underneath (the use case I’ve been meaning to test is a fully-featured rails app)
I think this is a great example of the existential dread I feel when thinking about modern cloud “solutions” — at what point are there too many moving parts? I say this as someone who administers kubernetes clusters in AWS (kops, not EKS). I’m starting to wonder how much of this abstraction and “scale” is needed for 99% of use cases