Probably with the advent of compiling Java and .net code as wasm may address a wide range of audience. But developers should be aware of libraries that support wasm
Right! Many businesses are experimenting with WebAssembly on the side. However, its adoption is limited by the lack of enough tooling and platform support for WASM.
I'm wondering why they're not using unikernels. Unikernels have single digit millisecond startups and are not limited to isolates.
Using stateful scale-to-zero you can preserve the JIT compilation cache of v8.
Check this out https://shivangsnewsletter.com/p/how-unikraft-cloud-reduces-serverless
I'll delve into this and possibly write a post on it.
Thanks, you made my week, the article has many in-depth details.
I am glad you like it :)
Probably with the advent of compiling Java and .net code as wasm may address a wide range of audience. But developers should be aware of libraries that support wasm
Right! Many businesses are experimenting with WebAssembly on the side. However, its adoption is limited by the lack of enough tooling and platform support for WASM.
Superb piece. They have been building a container platform which I have been beta testing.