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I wonder if this is something web assembly can help with. I suppose it comes down to, what’s the most lean abstraction to wrap your code that can guarantee “wr
by eureka-belief 3y ago
I wonder if this is something web assembly can help with. I suppose it comes down to, what’s the most lean abstraction to wrap your code that can guarantee “write once run anywhere”. Docker is supposed to solve this problem, but running multiple containers can be daunting and resource heavy.
On a side note, this last year I had the displeasure of developing on an existing all serverless ETL system with 30+ lambdas all hooked together in confusing ways. Debugging was a nightmare. In the future I will try to avoid any project that requires me to dev in a non-local environment, unless there’s a platform team that’s producing tools to improve the developer experience .
- fiedzia 3y agoWasm changes nothing here. Your docker image will have exact same problems as wasm file. If some service preloads 10GB of data and takes 2 mins to start, wasm alone won't magically make it better, smaller or faster. > 30+ lambdas all hooked together in confusing ways. You can use localstack to run them locally, but tooling definitely sucks either way.