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.

Today we are debuting Fermyon Wasm Functions. This new globally hosted and managed service runs within the Akamai Cloud and delivers absolutely mind-boggling performance

Spin has been accepted in the CNCF Sandbox. This milestone brings many benefits to the Spin ecosystem.

Compose a single codebase (even in multiple languages). Edit it in one project. Compile it with one build command.

The latest major release of Spin is here - with new features like Component Dependencies, Selective Deployments, Otel Integration, and Spin Factors.

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.

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

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.

Spin 2.0 — the open source developer tool for building, distributing, and running WebAssembly (Wasm) applications in the cloud.

Fermyon Serverless AI gives you the building blocks for integrating Artificial Intelligence into your serverless applications, with AI inferencing for Large Language Models (LLMs) for Llama2 and CodeLlama, support for generating sentence embeddings and storing them in a vector-ready database, built-in key-value storage, and a seamless developer experience.

Serverless workloads often need to store state in between application invocations, and Spin applications are no exception to this rule.

Today, we are excited to announce support for custom domains on Fermyon Cloud - bring your domain, and we’ll handle the rest.

Announcing the launch of the Spin Up Hub - a single location to find and use Spin resources such as templates, libraries, and plugins

Introducing Starter, Growth, and Enterprise subscription tiers for those of you who would like to expand your usage of Fermyon Cloud

Introducing a new subscription plan to raise your Fermyon Cloud resource limits.

With the introduction of the Fermyon Cloud Key Value Store, you can now persist non-relational data in a key/value store that is always available for your serverless application within milliseconds, with no cold starts.

Introducing the first stable release for Spin, the open source developer tool for building, distributing, and running serverless applications built with WebAssembly.

On November 1st, 2022, Fermyon turned one year old. And it has been an exciting year as we launched several projects in pursuit of our goal to pioneer the next wave of cloud computing.

Fermyon Cloud is the place to host Spin applications. We are proud to introduce the open beta of Fermyon Cloud, free to use and ready for development!

The WebAssembly Component Model proposal aims to make module composition easy and efficient. In this post, we'll build an intuition for how it works by analogy with how native code is linked, loaded, and run on popular operating systems.

Today we are excited to introduce the preview of Fermyon, the frictionless WebAssembly platform for writing microservices and web apps. We've released the Fermyon installer, a quick and easy way to install Fermyon on your own host or in AWS.

One of the first efforts we undertook when starting Fermyon was setting for ourselves a core set of values. Values function for us as a critical component of company culture. We want our values to be meaningful virtues that we genuinely aspire to enact.

Spin is our new, open source WebAssembly framework - for building, distributing, and running WebAssembly apps.

Fermyon is proud to introduce our new lightweight WebAssembly (Wasm) content management system (CMS) that we call Bartholomew. With support for handlebars templates, custom scripted functions, and markdown, it's a svelte way to run a CMS.

We're Fermyon, and we are building the third wave of compute with WebAssembly.