FaaSO is a simple, small, fast, efficient way to deploy your code, written in pretty much any language, into your own infrastructure.
Or at least that's the plan, although it's not all that yet.
Do NOT try this ,yet unless you are familiar with Docker, security, programming, and maybe a dozen other things. This is NOT safe to run. You will be giving alpha-level software access to your Docker, which means it could do horrible, horrible things to all your containers and, to be honest, your whole system as well as maybe other systems around you.
It tries NOT to do that, but hey, I may not be perfect, you know.
Assuming you have a working Crystal setup, a working docker command and a checkout of the source code for FaaSO you can install it:
Build the binaries and docker image: make build proxy
This will give you:
bin/faasothe CLI for faaso- A docker image called
faaso-proxywhich is the "server" component.
Further and more current information is/will be available at the website.
Until FaaSO is in somewhat better shape, I don't want external contributions beyond bugfixes, since I am redesigning things all the time.
- Roberto Alsina - creator and maintainer