Build and Manage Wasm Applications using Container Tools
summary
Claims that Wasm apps run side-by-side with Linux containers using existing tools, and demonstrates it concretely: builds a microservice with MySQL and Nginx as Linux containers and the business logic compiled to Wasm (Rust), deploys via Docker Desktop and containerd shims, brings the whole stack up with docker compose, shows the Wasm server image as 700 kilobytes (or a debug build at 3 megabytes), measures startup in milliseconds and the ability to scale to zero, and the demo runs end-to-end.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to WebAssembly
- 1:36Evolution and industry trends
- 3:54Wasm and container synergy
- 8:04Server-side Wasm runtimes
- 10:48Key benefits and performance
- 14:29Managing Wasm in production
- 19:55Microservices demo
- 25:42Operational considerations
- 31:13Use cases: AI and data
- 33:50SaaS and bot development
- 40:36Q&A and closing
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