Hyper-efficient serverless on AKS with Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes
summary
Demonstration shows WebAssembly + Spin running on AKS yields far higher density than containers: a Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes node hosts 3,504 Spin apps vs SpinKube’s 135 and containerized Functions’ 30. The Fermyon node uses under 4GB memory for those 3,504 apps while the container cluster holds ~7.5GB for 30 workloads. Measured cost drops from ~$7.76 per container workload to $0.06 per workload and response times stay low.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Pain points in computing
- 2:53WebAssembly as a solution
- 4:53Lab benchmarking setup
- 6:30Azure container analysis
- 9:17Spin Cube performance
- 14:35Fermyon platform insights
- 17:54Observations and conclusions
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