Kubeless is a pretty bad-ass and easy to use implementation of FaaS (functions as a service) on kubernetes with dead simple setup and implementation. It's compliant with the AWS Lambda CLI and serverless framework (via a plugin), supports a number of popular programming languages or you can implement custom runtimes, and event triggers, Kafka, Kinesis, monitoring, logging, and so on are all easy to setup and intuitive.
A good portion of this repo (so far) is taken directly from kubeless.io or easy to find documentation. Perhaps it's helpful to have it all in one place and I've included some helpful scripts and notes on the process.
Besides the glowing review above, I don't like the fact that functions are always-up pods that are implemented via servers, such as bottle for python. Better approach would be something like fission's where functions are executed from a pool and so don't need to always have running resources per function. Then again, pods aren't expensive. I also haven't yet implemented autoscaling in kubeless, so can't comment on that.
Installation scripts are provided at ./scripts and have some of there own documentation.
If you don't have the kubeless CLI installed, do so following kubeless directions or run the script provided here
./scripts/install-kubeless-cli.shOnce minikube or whatever kubernetes cluster is up and you're in the right context, install kubeless in that cluster
./scripts/kubeless-deployment.shA number of examples to follow along with in ./examples, each with it's own README.md. cd into a directory and try it out. They build on each other, at least in terms of becoming more complex, in the order presented here.