Get the most out of OpenFaaS as an end-user

alexellis commented 3 years ago

Tell the world how you are using OpenFaaS

If you're using OpenFaaS, we want to hear from you. It helps us understand what kind of changes may affect your business and what to prioritise in our backlog.

From time to time, we may also deprecate or remove features, again, if we don't have a relationship with you, it may affect your business.

It makes sense to participate in our community and to keep communicating.

ADOPTERS.md

When you list your use-case and company name in our ADOPTERS file, you'll letting the world know what can be done and showing the way. If you would rather have us make this pull request, email support@openfaas.com

To say thank you, we'll send you some SWAG once your pull request is merged.

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Information without context is meaningless. So it is worth your time to build connections with the community, and by joining the end-user community, we'll help you get your voice heard. By telling us about how you use OpenFaaS, we can think about your needs and switch into the right context when you bring requests and ask for help in the community.

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Community connections

kylos101 commented 3 years ago

Hi @alexellis, how should we change the ADOPTORS file if we're a personal user and no company or production presence yet?

alexellis commented 3 years ago

Would you like to add another heading such as ## Community use-cases? That could be a good extension to all the blog posts and talks that have been produced so far and hopefully encourage more folks to participate.

kylos101 commented 3 years ago

@alexellis yes! Great idea. My apologies, I just saw this.

alexellis commented 3 years ago

We also collect community repos and blogs in the community.md file

openfaas / faas