Learn how to create, distribute and install custom templates for Spin CLI to boost developer productivity and meet regulatory compliance.

Highlights from the AI workloads panel discussion at Wasm I/O 2024 in Barcelona

Learn about the current state of the WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) standard, and the upcoming WASIp3 release

Why continue in the dogma that every microservice needs a full-on socket server? Why shoulder more burden, both security-wise and operationally, than we need to? Simplicity is a virtue. We should embrace the new generation of serverless functions.

Compare the performance of Hono, Itty Router, and manual routing in JavaScript/TypeScript Spin apps. See how routing choices impact RPS, latency, and why Rust delivers the fastest Spin APIs.

Build full-fledged HTTP APIs with the Hono Router with Spin's new SDK and TypeScript

Unlock faster, more efficient autoscaling by combining GKE Autopilot with Fermyon's Platform for Kubernetes high-density WebAssembly runtime—scaling thousands of apps per node without overprovisioning.

The Fermyon team will be at Google Cloud Next, where we will be showcasing next generation scaling and density running on GKE.

We will be attending our first NAB Show in Las Vegas as part of our newly announced partnership with Akamai.

Fermyon Wasm Functions is a globally hosted and managed service runs within the Akamai Cloud and delivers absolutely mind-boggling performance with all the features you already know and love about Spin and WebAssembly.

The Fermyon team is heading to London, England on April 1-4th for the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2025

A look at Preview 3 (WASIp3) the next major release of WASI - which brings composable concurrency to Wasm components.

Communicate from one component to another without crossing the network, and lock down those REST APIs

The premier WebAssembly conference happens at the end of March in Barcelona, Spain

Learn how to stream data from Linode Object Storage using the AWS S3 SDK in a Spin application. This tutorial walks through setup, implementation, and deployment of a Spin app written in TypeScript that streams and transforms files.

Our Senior Cloud Advocate, Thorsten Hans, joined Thomas Steiner on episode at Chrome for Developers - exploring the world of WebAssembly serverless functions and microservices.