> Ready-to-use, serverless, full-stack application built with AWS Lambda, Express.js, React, AWS DynamoDB and AWS HTTP API.
I was curious whether it supported anything other than AWS, on self-hosted "serverless" setups. The components (Lambda, DynamoDB, HTTP API) seem like there would be compatible open-source implementations.
As a complete novice to the "serverless" concept, I found this:
> Serverless Framework is deploying your code to a cloud provider like AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Apache OpenWhisk, Cloudflare Workers, or a Kubernetes-based solution like Kubeless.
Filtering for self-hosted, looks like these are what I should start studying:
> Ready-to-use, serverless, full-stack application built with AWS Lambda, Express.js, React, AWS DynamoDB and AWS HTTP API.
I was curious whether it supported anything other than AWS, on self-hosted "serverless" setups. The components (Lambda, DynamoDB, HTTP API) seem like there would be compatible open-source implementations.
As a complete novice to the "serverless" concept, I found this:
https://www.serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/
> Serverless Framework is deploying your code to a cloud provider like AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Apache OpenWhisk, Cloudflare Workers, or a Kubernetes-based solution like Kubeless.
Filtering for self-hosted, looks like these are what I should start studying:
Kubeless - https://kubeless.io/
Fn - https://fnproject.io/
OpenFaaS - https://www.openfaas.com/
This last one is very interesting for me, but apparently not yet supported by the Serverless Framework. https://forum.serverless.com/t/support-for-openfaas/3023