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Cloud Native Wasm Day NA 2023

WebAssembly developers, cloud native engineers, platform engineers, runtime maintainers, security engineers, data engineers, machine learning engineers

WebAssembly component model; container2wasm converter; WASI and wasi-threads; Envoy Wasm extensions in Istio Ambient; Wasm in Redpanda stream processing; seccomp syscall sandboxing; Wasm Workers Server (wws); Wasm for LLM inference with WASI NN; Falco compiled to WebAssembly (emscripten); OpenMP compiled to WebAssembly

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Welcome + Opening Remarks, Program Committee MembersLin Sun, Liam Randall07m
Google Trends shows WASM search volume rising in the US and worldwide, and a recent CNCF State of WASM report ranks troubleshooting as the number one concern…
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WebAssembly Component Model: Enhancing Security, Productivity, and...Bailey Elizabeth Hayes, Kate Goldenring31m
WebAssembly component model links independent components so only the vulnerable piece needs relinking not full rebuilds, demonstrated with a GitHub OAuth…
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Running Linux-Based Containers on Wasm and Browser with Container2wasm ConverterKohei Tokunaga28m
Converter based on BuildKit turns a Linux container into a single Wasm image that runs the guest kernel and userland via CPU emulators compiled to Wasm…
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A Love Letter to IsolationKelly Shortridge31m
Isolation is presented as the core resilience mechanism and the claim is that the Wasm Component Model delivers stronger, cheaper isolation than containers by…
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The Falco Playground: A Cocktail of WebAssembly and Runtime SecurityJason Dellaluce, Rohith Raju26m
Falco is compiled from C++ to WebAssembly (emscripten) to run entirely client‑side, producing a backend‑less Falco Playground that validates YAML rules in the…
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Extending Sidecarless Applications with Wasm in Istio Ambient MeshLin Sun, Ben Leggett31m
Istio Ambient (alpha in Istio 1.18) shows applying Envoy Wasm extensions to running apps without sidecars or pod restarts, using the WasmPlugin resource to…
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Extending a High-performance Data Streaming System with WebAssemblyTyler Rockwood25m
Claims 60–70% of stream-processing needs move into the broker by running Wasm inside Redpanda (Seastar thread-per-core architecture). Implementation uses…
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Syscall Me by Your Name: Sandboxing Wasm ProgramsRyan Petrich26m
Examines concrete isolation failures and defenses: finds two Wasmtime CVEs that leak memory via linear-memory/guard-page bugs, notes other runtime bugs that…
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Exploit Parallelism for AI Workloads with WASM and OpenMPAtanas Atanasov, Andrew Brown25m
Compiles the OpenMP runtime to WebAssembly (wasm32 with wasi-threads), runs binaries in wasmtime, and fixes porting issues like missing pthread_exit…
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Orchestrating Wasm: Reconciliation Loops Aren't Owned by KubernetesTaylor Thomas, Dan Norris29m
Cosmonic builds the wasmCloud Application Deployment Manager (Wadm) as a custom orchestrator instead of extending Kubernetes or Nomad, because it needs native…
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Wasm Workers Server: Portable Serverless Apps with WebAssemblyAngel M De Miguel Meana24m
Wasm Workers Server (wws) is an open source CLI that runs portable serverless apps compiled to WebAssembly and also supports interpreted files (JavaScript…
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Wasm Is Becoming the Runtime for LLMsMichael Yuan27m
Claims that Wasm replaces Python for LLM apps, showing a Rust-compiled single 2MB wasm binary that loads a 5 GB Llama-2 model and runs inference locally via…
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Lightning Talk: WebAssembly from the Inside OutEdoardo Vacchi13m
Explains how the wazero runtime implements WebAssembly calls end-to-end: modules decode and validate at load time, compile to an internal IR that an…
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Closing Remarks, Program Committee MembersLin Sun, Liam Randall04m
Huge thanks go to the CNCF program team, audio and production crew and the volunteer program committee that reviewed over 65 talks; community members like…
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Navigating Strategies for Debugging WASMAshwin Kumar Uppala, Shivay Lamba26m
WASM lacks a standardized debugger so strategies vary: use LLDB/GDB with wasmtime or wasmer with DWARF for low-level step-through; enable Chromium DevTools…
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