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Hey SpinKube maintainer here. You're right that you could just run your Wasm (or Spin app) directly in a container and there often are reasons you might want to
by triplechill 3y ago
Hey SpinKube maintainer here. You're right that you could just run your Wasm (or Spin app) directly in a container and there often are reasons you might want to do that. But, SpinKube executes WebAssembly using a containerd-shim which means we avoid the overhead of starting a container and rather just directly execute the Wasm.
https://www.spinkube.dev/blog/2024/03/13/introducing-spinkube/ https://www.spinkube.dev/blog/2024/03/13/introducing-spinkub... is a really good blog post on Spin that talks about this.
- ushakov 3y agoDoes this also support running WASI? Or spin only?
- triplechill 3y agoThe project is focused on supporting Spin. But Spin supports a large amount of the WASI API surface and is headed in the direction of using WASI in place of Spin specific APIs wherever possible.
- smw 3y agoDo you really feel that container overhead is a significant issue?