Serverless Architectures with Kubernetes: Create production-ready Kubernetes clusters and run serverless applications on them
1838983279, 9781838983277
Kubernetes has established itself as the standard platform for container management, orchestration, and deployment. By l
Table of contents : Cover FM Copyright Table of Contents Preface Chapter 1: Introduction to Serverless Introduction to Serverless Serverless Origin and Manifesto Serverless Use Cases Serverless Architecture and Function as a Service (FaaS) Function as a Service (FaaS) Exercise 1: Creating an HTTP Function Kubernetes and Serverless Exercise 2: Packaging an HTTP Function as a Container Exercise 3: Parameterized HTTP Functions Activity 1: Twitter Bot Backend for Bike Points in London Summary Chapter 2: Introduction to Serverless in the Cloud Introduction Serverless and the Cloud Evaluation Criteria AWS Lambda Exercise 4: Creating a Function in AWS Lambda and Invoking It via the AWS Gateway API Azure Functions Exercise 5: Creating a Parameterized Function in Azure Functions Google Cloud Functions Exercise 6: Creating a Scheduled Function in GCF Activity 2: Daily Stand-Up Meeting Reminder Function for Slack Summary Chapter 3: Introduction to Serverless Frameworks Introduction Fn Framework Exercise 7: Getting Started with the Fn Framework Exercise 8: Running Functions in the Fn Framework The Serverless Framework Exercise 9: Running Functions with the Serverless Framework Activity 3: Daily Weather Status Function for Slack Summary Chapter 4: Kubernetes Deep Dive Introduction to Kubernetes Kubernetes Design and Components Exercise 10: Starting a Local Kubernetes Cluster Kubernetes Client Tool: kubectl Exercise 11: Accessing Kubernetes Clusters Using the Client Tool: kubectl Kubernetes Resources Pod Deployment StatefulSet Service Job and CronJob Exercise 12: Installing a Stateful MySQL Database and Connecting inside Kubernetes Activity 4: Collect Gold Prices in a MySQL Database in Kubernetes Summary Chapter 5: Production-Ready Kubernetes Clusters Introduction Kubernetes Setup Managed Platforms Turnkey Platforms Custom Platforms Google Kubernetes Engine Exercise 13: Creating a Kubernetes Cluster on GCP Autoscaling Kubernetes Clusters Exercise 14: Autoscaling a GKE Cluster in Production Application Migration in Kubernetes Clusters Exercise 15: Migrating Applications Running in a GKE Cluster Activity 5: Minimizing the Costs of Serverless Functions in a GKE Cluster Summary Chapter 6: Upcoming Serverless Features in Kubernetes Introduction to Serverless with Kubernetes Introduction to Knative Getting Started with Knative on GKE Exercise 16: Deploying a Sample Application on Knative Knative Serving Component Canary Deployment Exercise 17: Canary Deployment with Knative Knative Monitoring Knative Autoscaler Exercise 18: Autoscaling with Knative Google Cloud Run Exercise 19: Deploying Containers on Google Cloud Run Introduction to Virtual Kubelet Exercise 20: Deploying Virtual Kubelet on AKS Activity 6: Deploy a Containerized Application in a Serverless Environment Summary Chapter 7: Kubernetes Serverless with Kubeless Introduction to Kubeless Kubeless Architecture Creating a Kubernetes Cluster Creating a Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube Installing Kubeless Installing the Kubeless Framework Installing the Kubeless CLI The Kubeless UI Kubeless Functions Creating a Kubeless Function Deploying the Kubeless Function Listing the Kubeless Function Invoking the Kubeless Function Updating the Kubeless Function Deleting the Kubeless Function Exercise 21: Creating Your First Kubeless Function Kubeless HTTP Triggers Exercise 22: Creating an HTTP Trigger for a Kubeless Function Kubeless PubSub Triggers Exercise 23: Creating a PubSub Trigger for a Kubeless Function Monitoring a Kubeless Function Debugging a Kubeless Function Serverless Plugin for Kubeless Activity 7: Publishing Messages to Slack with Kubeless Summary Chapter 8: Introduction to Apache OpenWhisk Introduction to OpenWhisk Running OpenWhisk with IBM Cloud Functions Exercise 24: Setting Up an IBM Cloud Account Exercise 25: Installing the IBM Cloud CLI OpenWhisk Actions Writing Actions for OpenWhisk Creating Actions on the OpenWhisk Framework Listing OpenWhisk Actions Invoking OpenWhisk Actions Updating OpenWhisk Actions Deleting OpenWhisk Actions Exercise 26: Creating Your First OpenWhisk Action OpenWhisk Sequences Exercise 27: Creating OpenWhisk Sequences OpenWhisk Web Actions OpenWhisk Feeds, Triggers, and Rules OpenWhisk CronJob Triggers Exercise 28: Creating CronJob Triggers OpenWhisk Packages Exercise 29: Creating OpenWhisk Packages Activity 8: Receive Daily Weather Updates via Email Summary Chapter 9: Going Serverless with OpenFaaS Introduction to OpenFaaS Getting Started with OpenFaas on Your Local Minikube Cluster OpenFaaS Functions Creating OpenFaaS Functions Building OpenFaaS Functions Pushing the OpenFaaS Function Image Deploying the OpenFaaS Functions Listing the OpenFaaS Functions Invoking OpenFaaS Functions Deleting OpenFaaS Functions Exercise 30: Creating an OpenFaaS Function with Dependencies Deploying and Invoking Functions with OpenFaaS Portal OpenFaaS Functions with HTML Output Exercise 31: Returning HTML Based on Path Parameters OpenFaaS Function Observability Exercise 32: Installing an OpenFaaS Grafana Dashboard OpenFaaS Function Autoscaling Activity 9: OpenFaaS Form Processor Summary Appendix Index