OpenFaaS Templates in Practice: The Complete Guide for Developers and Engineers
William Smith
Aug 2025 · HiTeX Press
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"OpenFaaS Templates in Practice"
"OpenFaaS Templates in Practice" is a comprehensive guide for cloud engineers, DevOps professionals, and software architects eager to master the art of function-driven development in serverless environments. This book demystifies OpenFaaS and the broader serverless computing ecosystem, providing an up-to-date, in-depth exploration of architectural paradigms, component lifecycles, and deployment strategies. Readers gain a robust understanding of both Kubernetes and Docker Swarm integrations, while also learning to navigate key concepts such as security modeling, multi-tenancy, and observability to ensure resilient and compliant production deployments.
With its detailed treatment of template anatomy, the book delves into best practices for building, customizing, and optimizing OpenFaaS templates. Each chapter walks through critical topics, from Dockerfile engineering and dependency management to advanced performance tuning and multi-architecture scalability. Special attention is given to security and compliance strategies—including supply chain integrity, runtime isolation, and audit logging—equipping readers to proactively safeguard their serverless functions across the entire development and operational lifecycle.
Bringing theory into practice, the book illustrates real-world implementations across diverse domains such as data analytics, IoT, enterprise security, legacy modernization, and ML workflows. Case studies, hands-on patterns, and actionable advice are seamlessly woven throughout, empowering teams to develop, test, and operate robust OpenFaaS templates at scale. Whether building for hybrid cloud, edge computing, or tightly governed enterprise environments, "OpenFaaS Templates in Practice" is the essential resource to unlock efficient, secure, and future-ready serverless engineering.
"OpenFaaS Templates in Practice" is a comprehensive guide for cloud engineers, DevOps professionals, and software architects eager to master the art of function-driven development in serverless environments. This book demystifies OpenFaaS and the broader serverless computing ecosystem, providing an up-to-date, in-depth exploration of architectural paradigms, component lifecycles, and deployment strategies. Readers gain a robust understanding of both Kubernetes and Docker Swarm integrations, while also learning to navigate key concepts such as security modeling, multi-tenancy, and observability to ensure resilient and compliant production deployments.
With its detailed treatment of template anatomy, the book delves into best practices for building, customizing, and optimizing OpenFaaS templates. Each chapter walks through critical topics, from Dockerfile engineering and dependency management to advanced performance tuning and multi-architecture scalability. Special attention is given to security and compliance strategies—including supply chain integrity, runtime isolation, and audit logging—equipping readers to proactively safeguard their serverless functions across the entire development and operational lifecycle.
Bringing theory into practice, the book illustrates real-world implementations across diverse domains such as data analytics, IoT, enterprise security, legacy modernization, and ML workflows. Case studies, hands-on patterns, and actionable advice are seamlessly woven throughout, empowering teams to develop, test, and operate robust OpenFaaS templates at scale. Whether building for hybrid cloud, edge computing, or tightly governed enterprise environments, "OpenFaaS Templates in Practice" is the essential resource to unlock efficient, secure, and future-ready serverless engineering.
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