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    Comment #37775171

    great article, thanks for sharing!

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    Firecracker is a fine technology, but serverless companies have started taking advantage Wasm's faster start-up and invocation times for use cases of running Wasm on the server ( h…

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    Comment #37770335

    Great talk, thanks for sharing! Would love to hear if Extism allows you to accomplish this, and if not, what prevented you. We're always down to chat on Discord, but an issue on th…

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    A lot of people ask why one would use Extism and how exactly does it help, so I wrote a blog post to explain it detail. I hope it is informative!

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    To help spread some knowledge and make WebAssembly more approachable, me and a couple of colleagues decided to do a write up on the concept of Command vs Reactor modules. We hope t…

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    Comment #37310904

    Thanks for the feedback, we've done some internal work to verify open source, self hosted platforms like Jaeger, Zipkin, and OpenObserve. Official support is coming soon!

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    Comment #37310059

    We're inspired by this project, linking for posterity: https://github.com/titzer/wizard-engine

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    Comment #37309743

    Thanks Luke, we greatly appreciate your engagement and help in hardening this ecosystem!

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    Comment #37225722

    The intersection of seemingly disparate technologies is awesome. Such a cool way to bring AI to Postgres

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    Comment #37177373

    Did you mean to make that comment on this post? The article talks about getting deeper insights into the execution of Wasm modules

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    Comment #36045562

    have you seen this project? https://extism.org

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    Comment #36045536

    love seeing this trend of software systems becoming programmable with wasm. exciting times ahead!