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Try the tutorial Install Knative on your cluster
Learn about how Knative works with Kubernetes and the underlying ideas behind containers
and serverless infrastructure.
Serverless refers to running back-end programs and processes in the cloud. Serverless works on an as-used basis, meaning that companies only pay for what they use. Knative is a platform-agnostic solution for running serverless deployments.
Simplify your YAML with our custom CRDs
Scale down to zero and up from zero
Choose your rollout strategy depending on your needs
Handle events from many sources
Trigger handlers from the event broker
Kubernetes native to be integrated and extended
Knative has two main components that empower teams working with Kubernetes. Serving and
Eventing work together to automate and manage tasks and applications.
Run serverless containers in Kubernetes with ease. Knative takes care of the details of networking, autoscaling (even to zero), and revision tracking. Teams can focus on core logic using any programming language.
Universal subscription, delivery and management of events. Build modern apps by attaching compute to a data stream with declarative event connectivity and developer friendly object models.
Run serverless containers in Kubernetes with ease. Knative takes care of the details of networking, autoscaling (even to zero), and revision tracking.
Universal subscription, delivery and management of events. Build modern apps by attaching compute to a data stream with declarative event connectivity and developer-friendly object models.
"Knative allowed the team to centralize their system, scale, audit, and
even select events while enforcing policies and simplifying the architecture"
"The introduction of the ML training infrastructure using Knative Eventing
has enabled us to establish a well-defined operational boundary for the service teams."
"The power of Knativeās eventing and serverless features allows PNC to bridge processes
between Apache Kafka and CI/CD toolchain events and achieve this automated state."