Azure DevOps Extensions for Spin, Fermyon Wasm Functions and Fermyon Cloud
Everything you need to build and deploy your Spin applications straight from Azure DevOps Pipelines.
Tales and Stories about WebAssembly, Edge-Native, Cloud-Native & Distributed Architectures
WebAssembly (WASM) is a binary instruction format that enables high-performance applications on the web and beyond. I've been working extensively with WebAssembly, particularly through Fermyon Spin, to build fast, secure microservices. These posts cover my journey with WASM, from basic concepts to advanced deployment strategies.
Everything you need to build and deploy your Spin applications straight from Azure DevOps Pipelines.
A small update on things I've been doing recently and a curated list of articles I've published on our corporate blog
Learn how to run Wasm workloads in Docker Desktop and how to orchestrate distributed architectures using containers and Wasm.
I'm going all in on WebAssembly and I will join Fermyon as a Cloud Advocate starting February 2024.
Learn and understand how you can build plugins for Fermyon Spin by exploring the check-for-update plugin.
Fermyon Spin now supports using Azure Cosmos DB as key-value store for your Spin apps. This article explains how to get it up and running in no time!
This story explains and illustrates how I migrated the backend for my blog from containers to WebAssembly with Fermyon Spin & Fermyon Cloud
With Fermyon Spin 1.1, Spin SDKs for Rust and GoLang come built-in routers for HTTP apps. This article demonstrates how to use the new router in Rust to layout a full-fledged HTTP API.
In this post, we will build a HTTP router in Rust using enums and pattern matching to address more sophisticated routing scenarios in single component Spin apps.
This article demonstrates how to leverage the built-in key-value store in Fermyon Spin by building an URL shortener.
This post demonstrates how to persist data in MySQL when building cloud-native applications with Fermyon Spin. Leveraging the Spin SDK for Rust.
Learn how to use sensitive and non-sensitive configuration data in Fermyon Spin. Pull secrets from HashiCorp Vault, and read configuration data from components written in Rust.
WebAssembly will change the way we architecture cloud-native applications. Start your WebAssembly journey on the server and in the cloud with Fermyon Spin