Lightning Talk: Build trusted cloud apps with Wasm: WebAssembly Micro Runtime is ready
summary
WAMR runs WebAssembly inside Intel SGX enclaves to protect code and data, with a tiny runtime footprint of ~100 KB and support for WASI, compiled modules, interpreter and AOT execution. TensorFlow models are compiled to Wasm and successfully executed inside SGX; enclaves can reach up to 1 TB protected memory. Production integrations include Inclavare, Faasm, Private Data Objects and Enclaver for confidential containers and Kubernetes orchestration, and a vetted-Wasm pattern enables practical multi‑party computation with secure channels between enclave modules.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:39Security challenges
- 2:21Intel SGX and Wasm
- 3:46Wamr framework overview
- 5:09Advanced use cases
- 7:10Multi-party computation
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