WebAssembly has been much discussed recently as a new form of "cloud-native binary" that might unlock a new cycle of productivity. This Webinar outlines when and why you might be interested in WebAssembly and how the ContainerD "runwasi" shim lets you use Kubernetes with both containers and WebAssembly interchangeably -- and where in the coming years that might be very important. Jump on it and ask all the questions you want.
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Principal Product Manager, Azure Core Upstream
Ralph Squillace is a Prinicipal Product Manager in the Azure Core Upstream group at Microsoft. He's old, having joined Microsoft in the OLE32 group -- before COM, just after Win16 graduated to Win32. Since then he's worked in component development in .NET, WCF (SOAP for professionals!), and several Azure Services. An early advocate for Linux at Microsoft, he spent the last twelve container yea…
Ralph Squillace is a Prinicipal Product Manager in the Azure Core Upstream group at Microsoft. He's old, having joined Microsoft in the OLE32 group -- before COM, just after Win16 graduated to Win32. Since then he's worked in component development in .NET, WCF (SOAP for professionals!), and several Azure Services. An early advocate for Linux at Microsoft, he spent the last twelve container years helping the Helm project, supporting https://porter.sh and https://cnab.io, and others. For the past two or more years he's led Microsoft open-source efforts in WebAssembly at the ByteCode Alliance Foundation, focusing on the Wasm System Interface, Wasm Components, and language integrations. It's his team's work that enables Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to execute WebAssembly modules in addition to containers. (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/use-wasi-node-pools)
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