OpenShift Serverless Architecture and Development: The Complete Guide for Developers and Engineers
William Smith
Jul 2025 · HiTeX Press
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"OpenShift Serverless Architecture and Development"
"OpenShift Serverless Architecture and Development" offers a comprehensive journey through the design, implementation, and operationalization of serverless solutions on OpenShift, built upon the robust foundations of Kubernetes and Knative. Beginning with a clear exposition of serverless fundamentals, the book explores the evolution from monolithic systems to microservices and event-driven architectures, framing OpenShift's capabilities within the broader landscape of cloud computing. Readers are guided through the platform’s architectural nuances, strategic comparisons with leading commercial offerings, and the essential cloud-native principles driving today’s scalable, resilient applications.
Diving deeper, the text unpacks the inner workings of Knative, the open-source project that powers serverless on OpenShift. Topics such as automated scaling, sophisticated eventing, seamless service mesh integration, observability, and secure resource management are examined through practical, production-grade patterns. Chapters dedicated to CI/CD integration, language and runtime selection, debugging, and comprehensive testing ensure that developers and architects acquire hands-on skills to implement robust serverless workloads. Security and compliance, from access management to supply chain integrity and multi-tenancy, are addressed with actionable guidance tailored for enterprise environments.
The latter sections equip innovators with advanced knowledge required to operate at scale and across complex environments. Readers will find expert advice on optimizing serverless performance, architecting for hybrid and edge scenarios, orchestrating event-driven workflows, and integrating with enterprise messaging and AI/ML pipelines. The book concludes by providing a vision for the future of serverless—exploring emerging trends, open source contributions, and strategies for navigating evolving standards. This self-contained reference is ideal for technology leaders, architects, and practitioners driving cloud-native transformation in modern enterprises.
"OpenShift Serverless Architecture and Development" offers a comprehensive journey through the design, implementation, and operationalization of serverless solutions on OpenShift, built upon the robust foundations of Kubernetes and Knative. Beginning with a clear exposition of serverless fundamentals, the book explores the evolution from monolithic systems to microservices and event-driven architectures, framing OpenShift's capabilities within the broader landscape of cloud computing. Readers are guided through the platform’s architectural nuances, strategic comparisons with leading commercial offerings, and the essential cloud-native principles driving today’s scalable, resilient applications.
Diving deeper, the text unpacks the inner workings of Knative, the open-source project that powers serverless on OpenShift. Topics such as automated scaling, sophisticated eventing, seamless service mesh integration, observability, and secure resource management are examined through practical, production-grade patterns. Chapters dedicated to CI/CD integration, language and runtime selection, debugging, and comprehensive testing ensure that developers and architects acquire hands-on skills to implement robust serverless workloads. Security and compliance, from access management to supply chain integrity and multi-tenancy, are addressed with actionable guidance tailored for enterprise environments.
The latter sections equip innovators with advanced knowledge required to operate at scale and across complex environments. Readers will find expert advice on optimizing serverless performance, architecting for hybrid and edge scenarios, orchestrating event-driven workflows, and integrating with enterprise messaging and AI/ML pipelines. The book concludes by providing a vision for the future of serverless—exploring emerging trends, open source contributions, and strategies for navigating evolving standards. This self-contained reference is ideal for technology leaders, architects, and practitioners driving cloud-native transformation in modern enterprises.
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