We're heading to Atlanta for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA 2025, and we'd love to see you there!
On November 10-13, you can find us sponsoring Cloud Native AI Day and talking SandboxMCP, exploring new developments in Wasm at WasmCon, and sharing the latest from Cosmonic Control and wasmCloud on the KubeCon floor.
Plus, the Cosmonic crew will be presenting throughout the show, talking service meshes, Wasm instrumentation, WASI WebGPU, GitOps with Wasm workloads, and more.
Where to find us
Tuesday through Thursday, you can find us in the Solutions Showcase floor (Building B, Level 1, Exhibit Hall B3-B5) at the Cosmonic booth (1940):
Chat with wasmCloud maintainers at the wasmCloud kiosk (4A) in the Project Pavilion:
Talks and presentations
WasmCon on Monday, November 10
Welcome + Opening Remarks - Bailey Hayes, Cosmonic
1:25pm - 1:30pm EST, Building B | Level 5 | Thomas Murphy Ballroom 4
Cosmonic CTO, W3C WebAssembly WASI Subgroup co-chair, and Bytecode Alliance At-Large Director Bailey Hayes opens the festivities with a talk on WebAssembly's evolution from browser technology to universal runtime, including the major milestones from this year such as WebAssembly's 10th birthday and the growing ecosystem of language support.
If You Want Peace, Add a Mesh! - Bailey Hayes, Cosmonic & Flynn, Buoyant
4:00pm - 4:25pm EST, Building B | Level 5 | Thomas Murphy Ballroom 4
WebAssembly (Wasm) has been making incredible inroads in the cloud-native world, with its tiny code sizes, lightning-fast startup, and exceptional portability providing some truly amazing capabilities. Wasm doesn’t spare you from needing robust solutions for crucial operational concerns like security, reliability, and observability, though – and without them, you’re not going to find much peace in production.
In this session, we’ll demonstrate how to integrate wasmCloud with Linkerd, bringing wasmCloud’s easy-to-use, self-hostable component orchestration capabilities with Linkerd’s lightweight, flexible security, reliability, and observability features. Join us for a quick dive into the capabilities of both these systems followed by a live demo showing how you can give your Wasm applications what they need to thrive in production – and what you need for your own peace of mind.
Whamm: A Framework for Performant, Sandboxed Instrumentation - Elizabeth Gilbert, Cosmonic
2:10pm - 2:35pm EST, Building B | Level 5 | Thomas Murphy Ballroom 4
Wasm workloads are often black boxes in terms of observability, but insight into their execution is mission-critical. Where are the hot paths? How resource-heavy is the workload (e.g. usage metering)? What cache strategy is best? Does the program follow our security policies?
This talk presents Whamm, an instrumentation framework that can be used to answer questions like these. Whamm can statically rewrite bytecode or dynamically insert probes via an engine interface to invoke callbacks at runtime. Whamm’s engine interface promotes portable instrumentation with high-performance. This is achieved through leveraging engine optimizations that reduce overhead and providing logic as Wasm code, which the engine can compile and/or inline into application code. Whamm supports instrumenting Wasm modules, components…and even kernel-level events! Want to know how? This session offers an overview of the framework and a live demo of writing monitors, helping you apply Whamm in your domain.
Content Authenticity Initiative Trustmark with WASI Web-GPU - Mendy Berger, Cosmonic & Colin Murphy, Adobe
3:25 - 3:50pm EST, Building B | Level 5 | Thomas Murphy Ballroom 4
AI workloads bring unique challenges to Adobe's goal of providing high-performance experiences to our customers, regardless of the capabilities of their devices or their distance from our datacenters. CDN based edge compute has been a tantalizing solution for AI workloads, but a truly portable solution across browsers and edge compute has been elusive. In this talk, we will discuss how to create a single Wasm component that can be run in wasmCloud and transpiled for use in the browser. We will then demonstrate the encoding of images using the open-source Trustmark watermark system in both the browser and CDN edge compute. This demonstration will use the wasi:webgpu interface from the WASI-GFX proposal, which enables graphics and GPU functionality outside the browser.
KubeCrawl + CloudNativeFest on Tuesday, November 11
Wasm x GitOps: WebAssembly Components with Argo and Helm
6:15 - 7:45pm EST, Building B | Level 1 | Exhibit Hall B3-B5
Running WebAssembly workloads on Kubernetes is much simpler than even a year or two ago. As the WebAssembly ecosystem standardizes and matures, integrations with the wider world of cloud native tooling make it possible to package and manage both infrastructure primitives and WebAssembly components using GitOps patterns and standard tooling like Helm and Argo.
This poster session demonstrates how wasmCloud, Argo, and Helm can work together for a smooth, GitOps approach to deployment and management for highly efficient, polyglot server-side WebAssembly applications. You’ll walk away ready to apply these techniques in your own environments.
See you in Atlanta!
You don't have to wait until KubeCon to say hello—if you're not already part of the wasmCloud community Slack, make sure to join the conversation today! If you can't make it to Atlanta, make sure to keep an eye on the wasmCloud blog, where we'll be liveblogging WasmCon. And if you are heading to the show, we look forward to seeing you there!