riffing on Knative

September 30, 2018

riff is an open source, event-driven, function as a service platform that we introduced at last year’s SpringOne Platform. We since partnered with Google and other industry leaders on the Knative project, and replatformed riff on top of Knative, which in turn runs on Kubernetes. riff and Knative enable new models of event-driven, serverless workloads, including: - installing riff into a clean Kubernetes cluster using Knative build to convert your function’s source code into runnable container images - using Knative serving to autoscale your function from 0 to N based on events - using Knative eventing to connect your function to other functions via channels In this session, we’ll dive into the details and present demos that show how the developer experience is just as simple as before, if not simpler. Speakers: Scott Andrews Staff Engineer, Pivotal Eric Bottard Software Engineer, Pivotal Filmed at SpringOne Platform 2018

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