From what I've read, it seems much more complicated then it has to be. I've been running crun with wasmtime enabled since about 1 year in my private test clusters. No shim, no operator, no runtime class manager. I just have to set one extra annotation to the pod.
Only problem is that most k8s distros ship with runc. So there is no out of the box experiance yet, but it is a super efficient setup.
Your approach seems more managed/enterprise ready, but also a more complicated. I don't want to be rude, I just want to get what additional value I would get from this since there a so many small differences in the WASM runtime world and I'm not super familiar with most of them
From what I've read, it seems much more complicated then it has to be. I've been running crun with wasmtime enabled since about 1 year in my private test clusters. No shim, no operator, no runtime class manager. I just have to set one extra annotation to the pod.
Only problem is that most k8s distros ship with runc. So there is no out of the box experiance yet, but it is a super efficient setup. Your approach seems more managed/enterprise ready, but also a more complicated. I don't want to be rude, I just want to get what additional value I would get from this since there a so many small differences in the WASM runtime world and I'm not super familiar with most of them