Keynote: Wasm: A Revolution for Browsers, Containers, and the Cloud
summary
Describes Docker’s 2019 experiments with WebAssembly/WASI after Solomon Hykes’ famous tweet and claims that Wasm and WASI can run side-by-side with x86 containers rather than replace them. Highlights concrete primitives kept from containers: build-share-run workflow and content-addressable storage for secure build artifacts. States Docker’s posture as runtime-neutral, reports active wasm sandbox projects and integration experiments, and commits to help transition millions of developers to ship Wasm-based apps.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 0:29Unikernels and WebAssembly
- 1:21Evolution of Docker and Wasm
- 2:46Lessons for the future
- 3:42Commitment to the community
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