Cloud-Native WebAssembly: Containerization On the Edge
summary
Cloud-native WebAssembly claims runtime images drop from hundreds of megabytes to 2 MB images, start in sub‑millisecond startup instead of tens or hundreds of milliseconds, and cut sidecar overhead that can use ~40% CPU. It uses WasmEdge + crun and hooks into existing tooling—Docker Desktop + containerd integration—so WASM microservices run alongside Linux containers; a demo composes two Linux containers plus one WASM service and works. Rust and JavaScript (Node API coming) are primary languages; WASI NN exposes TensorFlow/PyTorch for inference.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 3:35How it started
- 10:09How it's going
- 15:43Trade-offs
- 26:01JavaScript-how
- 31:02A complete example
- 35:22Kubernetes
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