There should be a link to the funcX github page from the website

maybe we should add some performance info in the website

If you visit: https://www.funcx.org, you get a cert error. https://funcx.org is fine

It would be good to add some case studies

either

• kinds of things people are doing with funcX (what kinds of apps with examples of each, or what disciplines, with examples of each)
• successes (what do these people gain? more platforms? better performance? less work? ...)

let's get the CoC up, and add a note about it, maybe in support on the website - see globus/globus-compute#196

It would be good to mention Parsl, maybe under

Turn any resource into a function-serving endpoint.
Deploy a funcX endpoint to transform clouds, clusters, and supercomputers into a high performance function-serving endpoints.

could just append "(using Parsl)" with Parsl linked to the Parsl site

Should the copyright be just UC or also UIUC?

This is an assignment for me (@matthewfeickert) and this Issue serves as a reminder for me and also a way to interact with the funcX dev team on this while I write up things and before I make a PR.

@danielskatz has mentioned that the funcX team would be interested in a blog post on the funcX blog about the work that @BenGalewsky, @lukasheinrich, @kratsg, and I did for our talk on "Distributed statistical inference with pyhf enabled through funcX" at the 25th International Conference on Computing in High-Energy and Nuclear Physics (vCHEP 2021). (There is a pre-print of the paper that will show up in the conference proceedings over at https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.02182). We'd be happy to do this, and will try to get something out soon. 👍