Si Vis Pacem, Adde Rete -- If You Want Peace, Add a Mesh!
summary
Shows how to run wasmCloud v2 RC3 workloads (TypeScript -> WebAssembly via JCO + Starling Monkey) behind Linkerd and what actually happens in production: a meshed host group gives observability via the Linkerd viz dashboard, one meshed host can serve many tiny components, and the demo exercises an MCP pet‑store server calling an external REST API. Known gotchas: NATS must be marked opaque or Linkerd stalls on server‑first traffic, and currently a host group shares a single identity. Demo mostly works but conference network flakiness breaks live steps.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02What is Linkerd
- 4:14WebAssembly intro
- 8:28Deploying WASM in WOMC
- 16:56How WebAssembly differs from other technologies
- 19:23Linkerd secures WASM
- 20:27Installing Linkerd
- 23:13Deploying WASM HTTP
- 25:21Observability dashboard
- 29:11Linkerd policies
- 31:00Future plans
- 32:03Q&A
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