Kyma Open Source

Here’s a summary of what went on in week 2 of Devtoberfest 2021, and what to look forward to in week 3. Week 2 of Devtoberfest 2021 – is the “Best Practices” week – and has been jam packed with so much content from... Read More »

In this blog post you will learn…     Overview: We will learn about how we will create serverless function in Kyma Runtime and how they are deployed (i.e. how URLs are created to get which can be used to run serverless functions) . We... Read More »

  Overview   What is a serverless function? Serverless functions are single-purpose, programmatic functions that are hosted on managed infrastructure. These functions, which are invoked through the Internet, are hosted and maintained by... Read More »

This post will show you how you can use the full power of the GitHub platform for your Kubernetes-based projects. I’ll show you a minimal sample that uses GitHub to store, manage, and maintain its source code and build, publish, and deploy Docker... Read More »

Do you spent some time on Twitter? Do you want to see a tweet when a new Kyma or Kyma CLI release was published with a reference to the release? If the answer to both is yes, then say hello to the (unofficial) Kyma Update Twitter Bot... Read More »

Kyma has recently introduced in-cluster eventing. This implies that you can now implement microservices and serverless functions inside the Kyma runtime that rely on Event-Driven architecture. You can have microservices that can produce events as... Read More »

Typically applications rely on a REST based service design to expose functionality to consumers. In many cases this make sense due to the easy consumption model REST based services provide. JSON is the primary data format used in the description... Read More »

It’s been a while since I walked my first steps using Kyma on SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). If you haven’t had the chance to try it out you might want to read my previous blog first where I explain pods, deployments, services,... Read More »

Dear readers, it is spring in Tokyo! 🌸Cherry blossom is in full bloom 🌸 Yet another rainy Sunday! ☔ I therefore decided to go out, pay a visit to my favorite bakery, get a coffee and think of some alternative program. ☕ And there was my... Read More »

Back when I was a student at university, I spent a lot of time trying to find the perfect machine learning model. Especially, during my master thesis I combined a query statistical law called Benford’s Law with different machine learning... Read More »