RunR compared
RunR is an open-source (MIT) serverless platform: functions, multi-file projects and containers on Knative, on Kubernetes clusters you operate. These pages set it next to the platforms people usually weigh it against, one at a time: what differs, with a link to the vendor's own documentation next to every statement about it, and when each one fits.
| Page | Compares RunR with |
|---|---|
| RunR vs Google Cloud Run | Google Cloud's managed platform for containers, functions and jobs |
| RunR vs AWS Lambda | The serverless compute service of Amazon Web Services |
| RunR vs Vercel | The hosted platform for web applications deployed from git |
| RunR vs Knative | Knative on its own, the CNCF project RunR is built on |
| RunR vs OpenFaaS | The functions platform for Kubernetes and single hosts, with community and commercial editions |
The landing page sets RunR next to Knative, Knative Functions, OpenFaaS, AWS Lambda and Vercel in one table, with RunR's measured cold starts (runr.sh). The documentation index is docs/README.md.
The statements about other platforms come from their documentation as read on the date each page gives. Product names are trademarks of their owners; RunR is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.