Learn OPENFAAS with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 25, 2025
Monetization
Serverless backend for SaaS
Automation pipelines for enterprises
Edge computing for IoT solutions
Data processing pipelines
Event-driven integrations for cloud platforms
Future Roadmap
Enhanced observability and metrics
Better edge and multi-cloud support
Improved developer experience with CLI/UI
More function templates for languages and runtimes
Community growth and enterprise adoption
When Not To Use
Applications needing ultra-low latency
Teams unfamiliar with containers/Kubernetes
Very simple apps better served by managed serverless
Projects where cold-starts are unacceptable
Applications requiring complex inter-service orchestration not suited to FaaS
Final Summary
OpenFaaS is an open-source serverless framework for Docker/Kubernetes.
Enables event-driven functions with automatic scaling.
Supports multiple languages, triggers, and deployment targets.
Ideal for microservices, automation, CI/CD, and edge computing.
Focuses on simplicity, portability, and cloud-agnostic serverless.
Faq
Is OpenFaaS free?
Yes - open-source under MIT license.
Can OpenFaaS run locally?
Yes, with Docker or Minikube.
Does OpenFaaS support multiple languages?
Yes, via function templates.
Can it auto-scale to zero?
Yes, scale-to-zero reduces resource usage when idle.
Is OpenFaaS cloud-agnostic?
Yes, runs on Docker, Kubernetes, or Swarm on any cloud.