> Wasm gives lots of benefits
Again, such as what?
And if that is true, why aren't some of them listed on the site? Instead of listing the advantages of wasmCloud compared to wasm no-cloud?
Again, such as what?
And if that is true, why aren't some of them listed on the site? Instead of listing the advantages of wasmCloud compared to wasm no-cloud?
For WebAssembly Components- we have tiny, portable code, with a standard ABI that lets us compose between languages. For execution, 50 ns start time means that you can start on demand 'with no cold starts'; the converse is true - scaling to zero.
Because you can scale it and run it only when you need to you can be more reliable (run it in more places) while still operating in a cost efficient way.
It's a subtle story that can be hard to communicate. Thank you for the feedback, we're always trying to do better.
To name a few Wasm benefits: - Starts in microseconds, so we scale to zero - Isolation, Wasm can’t reach outside of its memory - Polyglot - Eliminates language silos - Capability-driven security (granular secure-by-default)