From Napkin to the Cloud: A WebAssembly Journey
summary
A demo builds a multi-channel real-time chat using wasmCloud actors (Rust and Go), telnet and a message broker, and Redis for storage, showing actors as 700 KB signed WebAssembly actor units that are cryptographically verified. Capability providers load from an OCI-hosted capability providers registry and link via a YAML manifest so the system can swap Kafka/RabbitMQ at runtime without recompiling; the runtime scales actors, distributes work, and reports live actor/provider state.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:35Tour of Webassembly
- 3:21Webassembly
- 6:26Webassembly Provides Security
- 7:28Contract Driven Design
- 19:35Demo of the Chat Application
- 20:07The Architecture
- 20:26Demo
- 20:49Source Code for the Actors
- 23:40Manifest File
- 29:54End Result
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