Introduction to SpinKube
summary
Demo builds a TypeScript Spin app into a 12 MB WebAssembly binary, packages it as an OCI image, pushes it to a registry, and deploys it via a Spin App custom resource that creates Kubernetes deployments and services. The runtime uses a containerd shim and a runtime class manager so pods run as wasm not containers. Live curl responses and Jaeger traces show it works, KEDA autoscaling spins replicas up under load, and an adoption claim cites 60% compute cost reduction.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to SpinCube
- 0:20Overview of Spin and SpinCube
- 2:02Components of SpinCube
- 4:14Live Demo: Creating a Spin Application
- 7:06Deploying Spin Applications in Kubernetes
- 10:11Advanced Features and Configuration
- 26:22Scaling with KEDA
- 31:18Conclusion and Resources
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