OpenFaaS is licensed as MIT and completely Open Source and free to use. However the amount of effort needed to maintain and develop new features is not sustainable without proper financial backing.
To enter the #FaaSFriday
contest you should tweet a photo (not a screenshot) to @openfaas
. It
could be of you, or of your computer / laptop / workstation / screen with whatever you're working on with OpenFaaS.
Ideas: trying the workshop, a tutorial, writing some code, fixing an issue, implementing it at work and so on. See the past entries for ideas.
Winners are sent SWAG.
You can get regular insider updates and become an Insider from as little as 5 USD / mo by sponsoring the lead and founder Alex Ellis via GitHub Sponsors. You'll get regular updates with all the news, videos, blogs, content and early access to features.
Become an Insider today: GitHub Sponsors
Become a sponsor of openfaas.com and connect your brand to one of the fastest-growing developer communities with over 18k GitHub stars and dozens of well-known end-users. Use one of the funding options above, or email: [email protected] to ask about how to sponsor by invoice through OpenFaaS Ltd.
- Bronze - 150 USD / mo - logo in BACKERS.md (this file)
- Gold - 500 USD / mo - small logo on openfaas.com
- Platinum - 1500 USD / mo - normal-sized logo openfaas.com
Whatever tier, whether 5 USD or 500 USD, if you're a backer on Patreon, or a GitHub Sponsor, then please send a PR to have your name listed below:
- Andrew Cornies
- Benjamin Neil
- Chad Taylor
- Christian Sakshaug
- Contiamo
- David Salek
- Garden Germany GmbH
- Johnny MKHAEL
- Julio
- Lewis Bowman
- Mark Jeromin
- Matias Pan
- Martin Dekov
- Murugappan Sevugan Chetty
- Owen Dall Sotomayor
- Patricio Diaz
- Pav Jimanov
- Rafael Barbosa
- Richard Petersen-Hall
- Ruan Bekker
- Scott Rosenberg
- Sergey Radov
- Sivaramakrishnan Malikkal
- Steve Peak
- Weston Steimel
- Younes Amardaya
See the complete list of Public sponsors on GitHub and:
The hall of fame shows contributors who made a sustained positive impact on the project and community, but are no longer able to remain active in Open Source or OpenFaaS.
- John Mccabe
- Austin Frey
- Robbie Page
- Jock Reed
- Eric Stoekl
- Ken Fukuyama
- Richard Gee
- Ivana Yocheva