We're at Microsoft Build next week in Seattle, with demos and sessions on running WebAssembly-powered apps on Azure Kubernetes Service.

Spin 2.5 introduces private endpoints in Spin apps, additional support for OpenTelemetry, and several other enhancements!

Today we’re happy to announce the very first alpha release of spin-test, a plugin for that runs tests written in WebAssembly against a Spin application where all Spin and WASI APIs are configurable mocks.

Walkthrough of the process to build an app with HTMX and WebAssembly - with Fermyon Spin

Revolutionizing Kubernetes: Discover Zero-Cost Sidecars with SpinKube.

Let's run a simple Spin App on Azure Kubernetes Service with SpinKube.

Lessons learned from my 25-year journey, essential topics for anyone contemplating launching a startup as a founder.

Interested in using Python to write Wasm apps? You are in the right place!

In this post, we'll review what makes workloads a great fit for Spin and look at a few enterprise architecture and patterns used by those workloads on Fermyon Platform For Kubernetes for increased efficiency and developer productivity.

Spin 2.4 introduces service chaining in Spin applications, experimental support for OpenTelemetry, and several other enhancements!

Introducing Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes - the hyper-efficient platform for running enterprise-grade WebAssembly applications on Kubernetes

Can software creators use WebAssembly to better secure the building blocks of cyberspace?

Discover how SpinKube and Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes are redefining cloud computing, boosting application density, and streamlining the developer experience from concept to deployment.

Explore the transformative potential of the WebAssembly component model unveiled at Wasm I/O 2024, highlighting polyglot programming, asynchronous computing innovations and how we will be curating reusable components.

The SpinKube open source project has been submitted to become a CNCF sandbox project - helping WebAssembly become a first-class workload in Kubernetes.

Let's build a simple JavaScript app and deploy it into our Rancher Desktop cluster via SpinKube.

Enabling Kubernetes to get first-class support for running Spin WebAssembly applications so that you can run your apps far more efficiently and with higher density across any processing architecture in your Kubernetes cluster.