Episode 189: Wasm as a noob

[jbeda]

Monday or Tuesday:

• Pick a topic and create/use an issue in the repo
• If applicable coordinate with an upstream project if they're interested in attending the show
• Create the graphic
• Schedule on Youtube
• Add scheduled episode to TGIK playlist on YT
• Create short link in rebrandly
• Tweet about it from your personal account
  • Post tweets on internal #tgik slack channel

Before episode:

• Create HackMD page for live notes. Start with README template in this repo
• Show Coordination with Assistant (if you have one)
  • Paste HackMD URL on internal #tgik channel
  • Adds ~5-10 news items from around the web as possible "News of the Week"
  • Confirm show time and AV check
  • Last minute retweets or topic updates
  • Sync with external guest one last time if necessary
• Get everything tested well before episode so you can debug
• Use internal slack channel to ensure that AV se tup is good

After show (ideally right away but can wait until Monday):

• Create/submit PR for this repo
  • Episode directory and README from hackmd
  • Any other files from the episode that might be useful
  • Update playlist.md with episode
  • Feel free to self merge
• Edit YT description to point to episode directory here
• OBS/OS Upgrade if applicable (Never on the day of a show)

[jbeda]

https://twitter.com/mreferre/status/1508715643809509381

[jbeda]

https://github.com/mbasso/awesome-wasm

[cohix]

(Hi I came from Twitter) Here's a bunch of cloud-ish Wasm projects:

Atmo (Suborbital)
Sat (Suborbital)
Krustlet (Deis Labs)
WAGI (Deis Labs / Fermyon)
Hippo (Deis Labs / Fermyon)
Bartholomew (Fermyon)
WasmCloud (CNCF / Cosmonic)
WasmEdge (CNCF / SecondState)
Wasmtime (Bytecode Alliance / Fastly)

Probably more I'm forgetting :)

[divya-mohan0209]

Hi Joe, I'm here from your Twitter too. To add on to what @cohix mentioned, we have

• Kubewarden (currently submitted to the CNCF/SUSE)

But from a cloud native perspective, these are existing projects offering support/are early adopters of WebAssembly

• Dapr (by Microsoft) : supports Wasm-based sidecar apps
• Envoy Proxy: early adopter for WebAssembly-based service meshes

Obviously not an exhaustive list, but these are the first few that come to mind.

[lachie83]

You should check out Spin - https://www.fermyon.com/blog/introducing-spin

[jbeda]

Had to cancel. Plan on rescheduling at some point and doing it.