WASI is a part of the WASM charter, and parts of WASM are explicitly designed to be friendly to such ideas; It's not quite _just_ some choice of bytecode. Besi

WASI is a part of the WASM charter, and parts of WASM are explicitly designed to be friendly to such ideas; It's not quite _just_ some choice of bytecode. Besides, words are just approximations of thoughts, and even on the best of days the delineations aren't crisp. There's a critical mass of people using WASM+containers to refer to WASM ... plus containers (especially those built on the core tech supported by the WASM mission -- WASI -- like the platform tested in the article).