Lightning Talk: Storing WebAssembly Modules with Bindle
summary
Bindle is an aggregate object storage system that stores WebAssembly collections as named bundles composed of an invoice and parcels, letting clients assemble apps at runtime based on host capabilities. It models graphs of objects (examples use 3 files or “9 or 11 or 50” parts), supports groups/features for optional heavy/light components (e.g., a heavy or lite almanac wasm chosen by the runtime), and embeds cryptographic provenance chains for supply‑chain verification.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:09Overview of Bindle an Aggregate Object Storage System
- 2:15Parts of Bindle
- 5:22Signatures
- 5:56Signature Model
- 6:31Basic Bundle Example
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