• About us
    • Annual Reports
    • People
    • Research Outputs
  • For Companies
  • For Researchers
    • Cloud Accounting and Billing
    • Cloud-Native Applications
    • Research Community Services
    • Service Tooling
  • For Students
    • Colloquium Series
  • Imprint
  • Instagram
  • LinkeIn
  • Facebook
  • Youtube

Service Prototyping Lab

A Blog of the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences

  • About us
    • Annual Reports
    • People
    • Research Outputs
  • For Companies
  • For Researchers
    • Cloud Accounting and Billing
    • Cloud-Native Applications
    • Research Community Services
    • Service Tooling
  • For Students
    • Colloquium Series
  • Imprint

Tag: howto

Research Outputs

  • RSS Feed
  • GitHub
  • YouTube
  • Twitter
  • Goodreads
  • SlideShare

News Categories

  • Education
  • Events
  • General
  • Research

Building a Sample MQTT-based Application on OpenWhisk

In two previous blog posts – here and here – we discussed our experience with deploying OpenWhisk on Kubernetes on OpenStack. As applied researchers at the Service Prototyping Lab, we are investigating potential use cases for such setups and for FaaS-based applications in general. In this blog post, we will therefore describe how we built […]

15.03.2019 Mohammed Al-Ameen
Kategorie: Research

Reliable OpenWhisk Deployment on Kubernetes With Persistent Storage

In a previous blog post, we described our experience with deploying OpenWhisk on Kubernetes on OpenStack. During subsequent testing, we observed some issues with the OpenWhisk deployment wherein some OpenWhisk components – specifically, the controller and the invoker – would fail to restart after rebooting the machines running the Kubernetes nodes for maintenance tasks. To […]

28.02.2019 Mohammed Al-Ameen
Kategorie: Research

Deploying OpenWhisk on Kubernetes on OpenStack

Serverless applications is one topic that SPLab has been working on for a couple of years now, with, for example, our work on a stand-alone FaaS platform Snafu, work on disaggregating applications into serverless functions, Podilizer and other activities. Having organised ESSCA some weeks ago, we are now again exploring the technical limits and challenges […]

21.02.2019 Mohammed Al-Ameen
Kategorie: Research

Datenschutzhinweise
Blog-Netiquette der ZHAW