Server-Side WebAssembly
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What You'll Learn
- How WASI and the component model expose host services to Wasm modules
- Why WebAssembly improves portability, startup speed, security, and language interoperability over containers
- Where serverless, edge, plugin systems, and hybrid container deployments fit today
Kate Goldenring (Fermyon), Connor Hicks (Suborbital), and Kevin Hoffman (Cosmonic/wasmCloud) explore server-side WebAssembly: WASI, the component model, runtimes, and how Wasm sits alongside containers and Kubernetes.
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