fission

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About

Fission is a Kubernetes-native serverless framework that enables fast, simple deployment and automatic scaling of serverless functions triggered by various events.

Fast and Simple Serverless Functions for Kubernetes

Primary Use Case

Fission is designed for developers and DevOps teams who want to deploy serverless functions on Kubernetes without managing the underlying infrastructure. It simplifies creating, deploying, and scaling event-driven functions in multiple languages, making it ideal for cloud-native applications and automation workflows.

Key Features

Kubernetes-native serverless framework
Supports multiple languages including NodeJS, Python, Ruby, Go, PHP, Bash, and any Linux executable
Automatic scaling of functions based on demand
Event-driven triggers such as HTTP requests, message queues, and scheduled tasks
Abstracts Docker and Kubernetes complexities under normal operation
Maintains a pool of warm containers for fast cold start (~100ms)
Extensible through language-specific environments
Open-source with active community and contributor base

Security Frameworks

Execution

Initial Access

Persistence

Defense Evasion

Collection

Usage Insights

Leverage Fission to automate security testing and vulnerability scanning in Kubernetes environments by deploying serverless scanning functions triggered on code commits or configuration changes.
Use Fission to build custom event-driven security automation workflows, such as automated incident response or alert enrichment, reducing manual intervention.
Integrate Fission with CI/CD pipelines to enforce security policies and perform runtime security checks on serverless functions before deployment.
Deploy monitoring and logging functions with Fission to collect telemetry data from Kubernetes clusters and serverless workloads for enhanced detection capabilities.
Utilize Fission's multi-language support to create diverse security tools and scripts tailored to specific cloud security needs within the Kubernetes ecosystem.