Hey, it's a gigantic tent and their is room for all kinds of approaches. wasm and wasmCloud both work great on their own and can go to a lot of places that k8s can't - non Linux OS's and places where we don't even think in terms of process (ie the browser).
WebAssembly really gives us two degrees of portability:
1. CPU / OS / Execution portability; as standard way to package code.
2. A deny by default _security_ model that works the same across all of these different platforms.
WebAssembly really gives us two degrees of portability: 1. CPU / OS / Execution portability; as standard way to package code. 2. A deny by default _security_ model that works the same across all of these different platforms.