Unleash the Power of Open Source WASM on a Hyper-Distributed Clo...
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Claims that WASI 0.2 turning point enables Adobe I/O Runtime to serve hundreds of customers by running wasmCloud on Akamai with AWS HSM for signing. Demo actually resizes images at the Akamai edge, records provenance with the C2PA Rust library compiled to WASM, and signs via a centralized HSM path in AWS. Deployment uses a single wasm manifest YAML to push components and providers and ran across 3 edge locations + AWS end to end, signed at edge with centralized HSM, and the prototype works with measurable latency and bandwidth savings.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:21Why Adobe isn’t using Edge compute yet
- 3:14Edge compute requirements
- 4:42Content Authenticity Initiative
- 7:10Open source C2PA and WASM
- 8:35Metadata stripping in CDNs
- 9:57Demo goals and limits
- 10:59Demo technical flow
- 13:09Hyper-distributed cloud vision
- 15:39Weather-based product demo
- 19:53Content authenticity in demo
- 22:23Performance insights
- 24:48Future embedded plans
- 26:15Q&A
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