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Interesting. Have you tried to benchmark it also with Wasmer [1]? I'd be curious to see what the timings might be. [1] https://wasmer.io/ https://wasmer.io/
by syrusakbary 4y ago
Interesting. Have you tried to benchmark it also with Wasmer [1]? I'd be curious to see what the timings might be.
[1] https://wasmer.io/ https://wasmer.io/
- jeffparsons 4y agoI'm impressed — I don't think I've ever seen you miss an opportunity to promote your company. I assume you have some kind of keyword alert set up? Kudos on the mad hustle!
- kumarski 4y agoSyrus is a technocrat's technocrat and a big open source contributor. I watch from the sidelines in awe as the community builds wasmer and the wasm ecosystem.
- laurencerowe 4y agoHow is snapshot restore performance in wasmer?
- syrusakbary 4y agoI guess you are referring to wizer [1]? (it's the closest to snapshot restore in the WebAssembly world). In case you are referring to that, the wizer strategy is valid for any Wasm runtime (and it will be fast once the Wasm module is snapshotted by wizer). If you refer towards Wasm module loading times (once a module is already been precompiled), Wasmer is already one of the fastest ones. https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wizer https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wizer