Cloud Native Apps with Server-Side WebAssembly
Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021 · on Wednesday, 2021-10-13· at 15:25· Room 502 AB + Online·
summary
Server-side WebAssembly compiles one binary that runs on Kubernetes, on a laptop, and across AWS and GCP with live failover demonstrated: the same Wasm module routes via NATS and hot‑swaps capabilities with wasmCloud and Envoy, using Elixir hosts and Krustlet for edge execution. Claims: portable across CPU/OS/browser boundaries, capability-driven, deny‑by‑default security model. Demo shows multi‑cloud failover with no code changes, argues major savings by shifting nonfunctional plumbing out of app code, and cites ~50 billion devices by 2030 as the portability driver.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:46Cloud Native Today
- 6:50Challenges Today
- 10:04Wasm: Run Everywhere Securely
- 12:21Microservice Lifecycle
- 13:11Operational Challenges
- 14:56Modern K8S Compatibility
- 16:30Logical Setup
- 17:49Chaos Monkey
- 18:01Restoring Happy Path
- 18:31Bottoms Up Approach
- 19:57NATS World View
- 30:55cosmonic Modern Computing Env
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