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* Asynchronous / long-running tasks via NATS Streaming
* CLI - invoke / list functions / query function info
* OS constraints in the deploy function API
* helm chart
* Developer guide to using functions together - via pipes on client, or a "director" function on server
* Developer guide for DigitalOcean
* Re-branding to OpenFaaS
* New logo - graphic icon and text
* Website / landing page
* Non-root Docker templates for the CLI
* Integration with a reverse proxy - such as Traefik or Kong
* I.e. for TLS termination
* Basic auth for /system endpoints (probably via reverse proxy)
* AARCH64 (64-bit ARM) port (dependent on Docker release schedule)
* Healthchecks for functions deployed on Kubernetes
* Supporting request parameters via query-string
**Incoming requests and routing**
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* Language/binding independent - can invoke any UNIX process, including built-ins such as `wc` or `cat`
* Can also run Windows native binaries
## 2. Future items
## 2. Future/current work (subject to change)
Most items are detailed [via Github issues](https://github.com/openfaas/faas/issues).
If you need an up-to-date picture of what is current and ready-for-use please reach out to the OpenFaaS maintainers through our Slack comunity. Most items are detailed [via Github issues](https://github.com/openfaas/faas/issues).
Native support is available for Docker Swarm and Kubernetes using primitive API objects in each orchestration platform.
Must have
* Dedicated blog site built from GitHub pages or Hugo
* Developer Cloud guides:
* for Digital Ocean
* for Digital Ocean (done)
* for Packet
* for AWS
* Re-branding to OpenFaaS (in-progress)
* New logo - graphic icon and text (in-progress)
* Website / landing page (in progress)
* Developer guide for your first Node.js function
* Developer guide to using functions together - via pipes on client, or a "director" function on server
Should have
* helm chart
* Certifier for third-party integrations (via e2e tests)
* AfterBurn - fork once, use many which removes almost all runtime latency - (in progress)
* Kafka queue worker implementation (async currently available by NATS Streaming)
* Non-root Docker templates for the CLI (in progress)
* Certifier for third-party integrations - via e2e tests (in progress)
* AfterBurn - fork once, use many which removes almost all runtime latency - (Alpha available)
* Kafka queue worker implementation (async currently available by NATS Streaming) - available in pending PR
* Community templates for the FaaS-CLI (in progress)
* Our own "timer" (aka cron) for invoking functions on a regular basis - or a guide for setting this up via Jenkins or CRON
* Integration with a reverse proxy - such as Traefik or Kong
* I.e. for TLS termination
* Basic auth for /system endpoints (probably via reverse proxy)
* AARCH64 (64-bit ARM) port (dependent on Docker release schedule)
* Healthchecks for functions deployed on Kubernetes
Could have
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* Scale to zero 0/0 replicas
* Guide/proxy for Flask in a function
Nice to have
* Guide for basic authentication over HTTPs (set up externally through NGinx etc)
* CRIU - (Checkpoint/Restore In Userspace) for starting serverless tasks with a high start-up cost/latency.
* Deeper tests coverage and integration tests
* Serverless Inc framework support - as a "provider"
* Serverless Inc framework support - as a "provider" (in progress)
On-going integrations in addition to Swarm and K8s:
