I Wasm’t Expecting This Many Apps: Scaling Without Losing Your Bytes
summary
Claims that wasmCloud centralizes core services via a pluggable capability model, shows two integration patterns—lift-and-shift and WIT-defined shared APIs—and demos concrete results: container cold start measured at 1.4 seconds cold start versus enterprise targets around 300 ms, and a composition test running 10,000 unique functions on a single host. Built artifacts include platform harnesses, composed Wasm components with virtual file systems and capability-driven isolation, and language SDKs generated from WIT; security and multi-cloud updates are shown working at scale.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00WebAssembly scaling intro
- 1:06Platform engineering flaws
- 3:57Serverless platforms state
- 8:55Waste in container scaling
- 11:04Platform harness pattern
- 12:51Bank validator demo
- 14:34Scaling 10K functions
- 17:47Harness superpowers
- 18:28WebAssembly security
- 21:16File system virtualization
- 24:06Adopters and success
- 27:15Least privilege practice
- 27:44Q&A
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