faas-fargate

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faas-fargate

Run OpenFaaS on AWS serverless with Fargate.

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Installation

Terraform deployment

Easy to get started: A terraform module has been developed to build out a standard deployment of faas-fargate on fargate. See: https://github.com/ewilde/terraform-aws-openfaas-fargate. This module deploys the whole stack on Fargate including openfaas gateway, nats and sets up default security setting etc...

Manually

1. Use the published docker image
2. Download from the releases tab

Configuration

All configuration is managed using environment variables

Option	Usage	Default	Required
subnet_ids	Comma separated list of subnet ids used to place function	subnets from default vpc	no
security_group_id	Id of the security group to assign functions. If using terraform-aws-openfaas-fargate this is the output variable service_security_group		no
cluster_name	Name of the AWS ECS cluster.	openfaas	no
assign_public_ip	Whether or not to associate a public ip address with your function.	DISABLED	no
enable_function_readiness_probe	Boolean - enable a readiness probe to test functions.	true	no
write_timeout	HTTP timeout for writing a response body from your function (in seconds).	8	no
read_timeout	HTTP timeout for reading the payload from the client caller (in seconds).	8	no
image_pull_policy	Image pull policy for deployed functions (Always, IfNotPresent, Never)	Always	no
LOG_LEVEL	Logging level either: trace, debug, info, warn, error, fatal, panic.	info	no
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION	AWS region faas-fargate is running in.	us-east-1	no

Overview

Contributions

We welcome contributions! Please refer to our contributing guidelines for further information.

Releasing

Releases are made using goreleaser and use semver

Example release

Step 1 tag the release

git tag v0.5.7 -m "feat: Adds verify_ssl support to environment resource"
git push origin v0.5.7

Step 2 wait for travis build to complete

Travis will:

1. build the release
2. run tests
3. push to docker
4. create a github release on the releases tab