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Because open-source platforms provide access to IT innovations, many developers utilize them. There are several open-source projects for working with the Serverless Framework (Apache OpenWhisk, Fn from Oracle, Kubeless, Knative, Project Riff, etc.). This course helps developers and project managers choose from and work with these different open-source frameworks.
Start by exploring the core features of prominent open-source serverless frameworks. Then, compare open-source and cloud-based serverless frameworks before learning how to create and invoke actions and develop Functions as a Service using Apache OpenWhisk.
Moving along, set up Fn Project to create, deploy, and invoke functions. Install and configure Fission on Kubernetes clusters. Write short-lived functions in Node.js, map them to HTTP requests, and deploy them on Fission. And use Kubeless for several essential tasks.
When you're done, you'll be able to choose and use the best open-source serverless framework platform for your projects.

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Objectives

Serverless Frameworks: Serverless Development Using Open-source Frameworks discover the key concepts covered in this course recognize the features afforded by open-source frameworks and the Serverless Framework design characteristics to consider when developing serverless applications list some prominent open-source serverless frameworks along with the key features afforded by them differentiate between the prominent open-source serverless frameworks and evaluate them based on their features, use cases, and domains to be able to select the best fit framework compare the differences between open-source serverless frameworks and the frameworks and services provided by cloud providers describe the features, internal architecture, and programming model of the Apache OpenWhisk framework describe the key features of the various tools that can be used to work with the OpenWhisk framework list the critical components of the Apache OpenWhisk framework and describe how Apache OpenWhisk executes an action create and invoke actions using the Apache OpenWhisk CLI and the Whisk Deploy utility develop Functions as a Service using the Apache OpenWhisk framework describe the key features of Fn Project and list the critical components of Fn Project that help accelerate the adoption of serverless set up Fn Project to create, deploy, and invoke functions using the local Fn server outline a high-level overview of the internals of Fission along with the features afforded by the core components of Fission install and configure Fission on a Kubernetes cluster write short-lived functions in Node.js, map them to HTTP requests, and deploy them on Fission recognize the key features of Kubeless along with the architectural design of Kubeless and the directory structure of the Kubeless repository describe the approach of deploying, auto scaling, API routing, and monitoring in Kubeless along with the Kubernetes resources that are leveraged by Kubeless install and configure Kubeless to enable serverless deployments deploy Kubeless functions using the Kubernetes API summarize the key concepts covered in this course