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

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

Learn how to create SBOMs for Spin apps, meet regulatory requirements, and secure your software supply chain with open-source tools like Trivy

Wrapping up Advent of Spin 2024 - Looking back at the fun coding challenges to help you learn Spin and Serverless WebAssembly

The promise of PaaS is that developers can build an app, and then deploy it without having to do any additional infrastructure configuration. But a few recent tools claim to be PaaS, yet force developers to do infrastructure engineering. These tools are not actually PaaSes.

One year closes, and another one opens. Here are some of our highlights from 2024 -- and a hint about what's coming in 2025.

Learn how to scale Spin apps on Kubernetes with SpinKube and KEDA. Explore event-driven autoscaling using AWS SQS queues to optimize resource usage and enhance application efficiency.

A guide showing how to install the SpinKube bundle on Kairos

I am often surprised when I hear folks ask, “When will WebAssembly be ready for production?” There seems to be some lurking suspicion that something is holding WebAssembly back.

Announcing Advent of Spin 2024 - A fun coding challenge to learn Spin and Serverless WebAssembly

Learn how to observe your Spin apps using the otel plugin for Spin and the .NET Aspire Dashboard.

Get started using the Spin CLI gh plugin to easily generate GitHub Actions for your Spin Apps

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.

Learn how to run WebAssembly apps as Kubernetes Jobs and CronJobs using Spin Command Trigger and SpinKube

Squeeze more out of your lower-powered hardware with lightweight Kubernetes distros and SpinKube

Learn how to build a Spin application that is triggered by an MQTT-based sound sensor and deploy that application to a Kubernetes cluster with SpinKube