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Yesterday I attended Day One of Serverless Computing London. Unsurprisingly the theme of the day was \u2018serverless\u2019 and the general gist was serverless is here, and it\u2019s here to stay. We explored the past, present and future of serverless, the security risks it brings, and the opportunities it offers.<\/p>\n

The venue, speakers and overall atmosphere of the event was great so kudos to Situation Publishing and heise Developer for spending the last year organising the conference.<\/p>\n

So, for those who missed it, here\u2019s my Serverless Computing London low down.<\/p>\n

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‘Serverless is bigger than cloud and will power the next 1 billion developers’<\/h2>\n

The claim was made by Chad Arimura, VP Software, Oracle, during his keynote on The Three Ghosts of Serverless. <\/em>Chad took on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge to guide us through the past, present and future of serverless all the way from the Encyclopedia of Britannica through to Youtube before finishing off with Google Alexa.<\/p>\n

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OpenFaaS \u2013 0 to serverless in 60 seconds<\/h2>\n

For those who haven\u2019t heard of OpenFaaS, it\u2019s \u2018serverless Functions Made Simple for Docker and Kubernetes\u2019. Started in 2016 the open source serverless platform is designed to run any code, on any cloud, at any scale.<\/p>\n

During his session, Alex Ellis, VMWare, took us from 0 to serverless in 60 seconds (12 seconds to be exact!) and introduced us to the three core values of OpenFaaS \u2013 developer-first, operator friendly and community centric:<\/p>\n