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You use k8s to manage the machines where wasmCloud runs, and wasmCloud to manage the WASM apps that run on top of it. That's at least my understanding.
by jcmfernandes 2y ago
You use k8s to manage the machines where wasmCloud runs, and wasmCloud to manage the WASM apps that run on top of it. That's at least my understanding.
- magicalhippo 2y agoAnd then you run QEMU-WASM[1] on that so you can run your Docker containers safely inside a Linux VM... [1]: https://ktock.github.io/qemu-wasm-demo/ https://ktock.github.io/qemu-wasm-demo/
- jcmfernandes 2y agoGary was a visionary: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death-of-javascript https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
- hectaman 2y agoAs one of the co-founders of CNCF wasmCloud, I can say this talk was ABSOLUTELY an inspiration for what we've been working towards!
- brooksmtownsend 2y agoThat's what people do in enterprises because they have security controls and processes around k8s with too much investment. It's a no-go telling people to "just run this binary on this VM/baremetal machine", understandably. We've got a few examples on our website from users that (in my opinion) use wasmCloud more for its strengths as a distributed computing platform. Often there's central k8s infrastructure where wasmCloud runs and connects to wasmCloud hosts running on edge devices. https://wasmcloud.com/blog/2024-10-22-webassembly-adoption-telco-manufacturing-tech/#how-can-wasm-benefit-heavy-industry https://wasmcloud.com/blog/2024-10-22-webassembly-adoption-t.... Me personally, I run all my side projects off of a wasmCloud binary on Oracle's always free tier instance and it's been pretty awesome.