Congrats Michele! I watched the video, and it looks cool to use a GPU. Do you happen also to have a demo with some agentic frameworks like LangGraph or CrewAI running serverless ?
Thanks, Dragos On Wed, Feb 12, 2025 at 4:36 AM Michele Sciabarra <mich...@sciabarra.com> wrote: > Hello all, > > I find odd that I never mentioned here of the Apache OpenServerless > project here, a sister project of Apache OpenWhisk. > > Apache OpenServerless is a distribution of Apache OpenWhisk. Put simply, > if OpenWhisk is like Linux, OpenServerless is like RedHat. > > We implemented everything building a Kubernetes Operator that deploys > OpenWhisk and configures everything, and a rich cli, "ops", that embeds > and extends the OpenWhisk cli "wsk" with scripting super powers (it is > based on the Taskfile task runner and makes super easy build CLI with shell > and javascript scripting). > > We integrated a lot of components to have ready to use S3, Redis, > PostgresSQL e MongoDB (compatible - FerretDB) and Milvus. And we mare it > up and running and tested on AWS GKE Azure and even OpenShift. It also > works very well on provate cloud. > > We created a rich cli and we have a number of starters that makes it > immediate to deploy and run a complete development environment in > CodeSpaces. > > We also made it AI ready with a streamer. Last but not least we > developed a "remote action" that allows to run openwhisk functions in > remote GPU container. > > I think it is worth to mention the project is gaining tractions in Itay, > we have adoption at the level of italian national institutiions, although I > cannot yet share the details as the plan is not yet public. > > A few pointers: > > The website: https://openserverless.apache.org > > A demo of the remote GPU features (italian, with subtitles in english) > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XtaQumtGQE > > > You can find us on Discord here: bit.ly/openserverless-discord > (the website mentions telegram but we moved the community on Discord). > > As we are a completely complementary project to OpenWhisk and not > competing in any way, I hope there will be more collaboration among the two > projects. > > > -- > Michele Sciabarra > mich...@sciabarra.com >
