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Add OpenFaaS vs OpenFaaS Cloud comparison table
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This compares the differences between OpenFaaS and OFC's main
features

Signed-off-by: Ivana Yovcheva (VMware) <iyovcheva@vmware.com>
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OpenFaaS Cloud is for anyone who wants to focus on shipping functions without worrying about the CI/CD pipeline or underlying infrastructure. OpenFaaS comes in two flavours - a free community-run hosted version and self-hosted on your own cluster.


| | OpenFaaS |OpenFaaS Cloud |
|:--------|:-------------------------|:--------------|
| Installation | Helm, Docker YAML | GitHub App |
| RBAC | Shared team / single user | Multi-user |
| Administration | faas-cli, API, UI | "git-push" or GitHub UI |
| Policy | Specify in stack.yml | Default limits set, read-only filesystem |
| CI/CD | Jenkins, Travis, etc | Built-in (via Buildkit) |
| UI | OpenFaaS Portal | Personal dashboard |
| URLs | Gateway | Personal sub-domains |
| Source control | Any | GitHub & GitLab |
| Secrets | Kubernetes/Swarm secrets | SealedSecrets |

#### Community cluster

The community-run cluster means you can do a `git push` and get a free, TLS-enabled endpoint without thinking about servers or Kubernetes. We do everything for you
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