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CNCF, State of Serverless & Project Nuclio

Lee Calcote
December 14, 2017

CNCF, State of Serverless & Project Nuclio

The Serverless working group within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is one of many. In this talk, we’ll answer why the working group exists and how our efforts help the ecosystem. We'll also take a look at some of the current Serverless and FaaS projects and cover some of the common Serverless myths. Finally, we'll look ahead toward what we foresee as some of Serverless's biggest challenges and best-suited use cases.

Lee Calcote

December 14, 2017
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  1. CNCF & State of Serverless CNCF & State of Serverless

    Lee Calcote & Girish Ranganathan innovate.solarwinds.io Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017
  2. What is the CNCF? What is the CNCF? Innovate Summit

    2017 Innovate Summit 2017 Foster growth and evolution of ecosystem Promote underlying technologies Provide stewardship for projects Make technologies accessible and reliable
  3. Solarwinds Participation Solarwinds Participation Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017

    Our in Cloud Native Landscape. Our in CNI project adoption. We are on the . SolarWinds working within . Published . Creating . Founding the working group. Integrating with and . products included works highlighted OpenTracing Specification Council Serverless WG Serverless white paper OpenEvents OpenMetrics Istio OpenCensus
  4. Formed in June 2017 at the request of CNCF Technical

    Oversight Committee (TOC) Asked for state of tech/community & recommendations for possible involvement Most key Serverless players involved IBM, VMWare, Google, Red Hat, Huawei, Microsoft, SolarWinds, Docker, iguazio, Amazon, MasterCard, Pivotal, Serverless Inc., Clay Labs, The New Stack, A Cloud Guru, Platform9, Bitnami, Auth0, and Hyper Serverless WG Serverless WG Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017
  5. Describes & defined Serverless Highlights promising use cases and areas

    where they’ve already proven value Differentiates Serverless from PaaS and Container Orchestration Describes the mechanics of a generic Serverless system Identifies potential future "harmonization" the WG could look at Serverless WG: Serverless WG: White Paper White Paper Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017
  6. Creating a common model for event data, similar to CNI

    and CSI. Coalescing on a single format between a few proposals: Cloud-Native Event Mapping (CNEM) – (iguazio) OpenEvents – (Serverless, Inc.) Cloud Auditing Data Federation – (IBM, DMTF) Serverless WG: Serverless WG: Event Specification Event Specification Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017 OpenEvents.io
  7. Maintain a matrix and landscape of serverless implementations and features.

    Produce additional documents and samples that educate users on serverless apps. Document integration with other CNCF projects, such as how to monitor and observe. Potential collaboration on a declarative packaging format specification. Serverless WG: Serverless WG: Other Areas of focus Other Areas of focus Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017
  8. Server Enterprise DataCenter Monolith VM Co-location N-Tiered Container Cloud Microservices

    Function Multi/Hybrid Cloud Serverless Atomic Unit of Compute Hardware Software Architecture Transitional phases to Serverless Transitional phases to Serverless
  9. But why? But why? Increasing focus on business logic Decreasing

    concern (and control) over infrastructure implementation Bare metal Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017 VMs Containers Functions Faster start-up times Better resource utilization Finer-grained management Splitting up the monolith VM VM VM VM λ λ
  10. The Promised Land The Promised Land Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate

    Summit 2017 No compute cost when idle. Flexible and precise scaling. No provisioning, updating, and managing server infrastructure.
  11. When to use... When to use... Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate

    Summit 2017 Asynchronous, concurrent, easy to parallelize into independent units of work Infrequent or has sporadic demand, with large, unpredictable variance in scaling requirements Stateless, ephemeral, without a major need for instantaneous cold start time Highly dynamic in terms of changing business requirements that drive a need for accelerated developer velocity consider serverless when your workload is:
  12. IoT & Stream Analysis IoT & Stream Analysis Common Use

    Cases Common Use Cases Text Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017
  13. Example workloads Example workloads Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017

    Executing logic in response to database changes (insert, update, trigger, delete) Performing analytics on IoT sensor input messages (such as MQTT messages) Handling stream processing (analyzing or modifying data in motion) Managing single time extract, transform, and load jobs that require a lot of processing for a short time (ETL jobs) Providing cognitive computing via a chat bot interface (asynchronous, but correlated) Scheduling tasks performed for a short time, such as cron or batch style invocations Serving machine learning and AI models (retrieving one or more data elements such as tables, NLP, or images and matching against a pre-learned data model to identify text, faces, anomalies, etc.) Continuous integration pipelines that provision resources for build jobs on-demand, instead of keeping a pool of build slave hosts waiting for jobs to be dispatched some of these include:
  14. Surveillance - Common Use Cases Surveillance - Common Use Cases

    Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017 Text
  15. Serverless = No Ops? Serverless = No Ops? Innovate Summit

    2017 Innovate Summit 2017 1. Developer: writes code for, and benefits from, the serverless platform which provides them the point of view that there are no servers nor that their code is always running. 2. Provider: deploys the serverless platform for an external or internal customer. Primary Personas Primary Personas Servers are still required to run a serverless platform. The provider will need to manage servers. And will have some cost for running the platform, even when idle. A self-hosted system can still be considered serverless: typically one team acts as the provider and another as the developer.
  16. Serverless for Real-Time Events and Data Processing Comprehensive, Open, Portable

    and Super Fast “Serverless” by Iguazio Packaging Used as a standalone binary (for example, for IoT devices), Docker container Runs on Rasperberry Pi Docker Kubernetes GCE Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017 What is Nuclio What is Nuclio
  17. The SolarWinds and SolarWinds Cloud trademarks are the exclusive property

    of SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC and its affiliates and may be registered or pending registration with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and in other countries. All other SolarWinds and SolarWinds Cloud trademarks, service marks, and logos may be common law marks or are registered or pending registration. All other trademarks mentioned herein are used for identification purposes only and are trademarks (and may be registered trademarks) of their respective companies. Innovate Summit 2017 Innovate Summit 2017