Apache OpenWhisk · FaaS · Event-Driven

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Build scalable, event-driven applications without managing infrastructure. Deploy functions in Node.js, Python, Java, Go, and 5+ more languages.

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9 + Docker Languages
CHF 0.20 Per 1M Requests
∞ Scale to zero
<100ms Cold Start
evrtng functions — bash 
# 1. Write your function
function main(params) {
  return {
    message: "Hello, " + params.name
  };
}

# 2. Deploy with one command
$ wsk action create helloFn hello.js

ok: created action helloFn

# 3. Invoke anywhere
$ wsk action invoke helloFn \
    --result --param name "World"

{
  "message": "Hello, World!"
}
API_HOST= https://fnc.evrtng.cloud
Event-Driven
HTTP, Kafka, Cron
9 + Docker
JS, Python, Java, Go…
Subscription
From CHF 9.95/mo, inkl. MWST
Web Actions
REST API out of the box
Sequences
Chain functions easily
Architecture

How Serverless Works

Trigger Event

An HTTP request, Kafka message, or cron job fires a trigger.

OpenWhisk Runtime

Your function spins up in an isolated Kubernetes pod, executes, then scales back to zero.

Return Response

JSON, HTML, or any response returned directly. You pay only for execution time.

Polyglot

Write in Any Language

All Languages →
JavaScript Node.js 14/16/18
Python 3.x
Java Java 8
Go 1.15, 1.19
PHP 7.4, 8.0, 8.1
Ruby 2.5
Swift 4.2, 5.1
.NET 2.2, 3.1
Rust 1.34
Docker Custom runtimes
Pricing

Simple Subscription Pricing

Full Pricing →
Billing Formula
Requests $0.20 / 1M requests
Compute (GB·s) $0.0000166667 / GB·s
Idle functions $0.00
Total Bill Requests + GB·s
GB·s = (Requests × ms × MB) ÷ 1024
example bill calculation 
# Example: 5M requests, 200ms each, 128MB RAM

requests  = 5_000_000
duration  = 200ms
memory    = 128MB

# Request cost
req_cost  = 5 × $0.20 = $1.00

# GB·s = 5M × 0.2s × (128÷1024)
gb_s      = 125_000
gb_s_cost = 125_000 × $0.0000166667
          = $2.08

# Total
total     = $1.00 + $2.08 = $3.08 🎉

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