WASM Microservices: From Single Binaries to Composable Components
📰 Dev.to · Rafa Calderon
Learn how to build composable microservices using WASM to reduce serialization and network overhead
Action Steps
- Build a WASM module using a language like Rust or C++ to create a reusable component
- Use a WASM runtime like Wasmer or Wasmtime to execute the module
- Configure a service mesh like Istio or Linkerd to manage communication between WASM microservices
- Test the performance of the WASM microservices using tools like Apache Bench or Gatling
- Apply security best practices to the WASM microservices using tools like Clang or OpenSSL
Who Needs to Know This
Backend engineers and architects can benefit from this approach to improve the performance and scalability of their microservices-based systems
Key Insight
💡 WASM microservices can reduce serialization and network overhead by allowing for composable, language-agnostic components
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Key Takeaways
Learn how to build composable microservices using WASM to reduce serialization and network overhead
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Traditional microservices pay a massive tax on serialization and network overhead. WASM microservices...
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