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wasi-experimental-http
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krustlet
Kubernetes Rust Kubelet [Moved to: https://github.com/krustlet/krustlet] (by deislabs)
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tool-conventions
Conventions supporting interoperatibility between tools working with WebAssembly.
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SaaSHub
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wagi reviews and mentions
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Waggy, the library for writing WAGI API handlers in Go
As I'm sure you've heard, WASM has been growing in popularity and use over the past few years. And with the creation of WASI (Web Assembly System Interface) and WAGI (Web Assembly Gateway Interface), WASM is starting to venture outside of running just in the browser. And in the case of WAGI, if you've been programming since the earlier days of the internet, it might feel very similar to CGI programming (and that's because it's based on CGI1.1!) WAGI provides a way for developers to define handlers for HTTP requests and route them to specific functions inside of, or entire, WASM modules. It does so by piping the headers of the incoming request to os.Args[1:], piping the body of the incoming request to os.Stdin, and writing the response to os.Stdout. (To learn more about configuring, routing, compiling, and deploying WAGI routes, as well as the limitations of WAGI routes, please consult the WAGI docs and the TinyGo WASM docs)
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Rethinking Virtualization for Back Ends
What do you think of WAGI [1], which is basically CGI for WASM modules.
[1]: https://github.com/deislabs/wagi/blob/main/docs/writing_modu...
- Isolates, MicroVMs, and WebAssembly (In 2022)
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The Promise of WASM
as serverless functions (https://github.com/deislabs/wagi)
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Single Page Applications using Rust (with WASM)
I'm experimenting with WASM & Rust but with a different framework named wagi, there's a great video by Rainer Stropek & Stefan Baumgartner that gives a little introduction to it [0]
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Building a WebAssembly-powered serverless platform
Krustlet and WAGI are two such projects.
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Running AssemblyScript in Kubernetes with Krustlet
However there is some cool ideas from DeisLabs around something called WAGI. This is, as they call it, just an experiment but it's essentially applying WASI to CGI (hence the name). If CGI was a bit before your time, it was a way in which web handlers were handled by CLI scripts. Reading posts from stdin and replying with stdout. There's a lot of reason we don't use that anymore but with WASI running in Kubernetes that becomes a lot more appealing and interesting again. I really think that this is a fantastic improvement on the container situation and I hope we can see more development in this space.
- WAGI: WebAssembly Gateway Interface
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A note from our sponsor - InfluxDB
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deislabs/wagi is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.