Lightweight Kubernetes Operators with WebAssembly

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We created a prototype that runs Kubernetes operators in WebAssembly (wasm) and suspends them to disk when they are not used. This greatly reduces the memory overhead of the Kubernetes control plane. It also works towards a serverless k8s control plane where controllers scale to zero when not needed.

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Tags:
kubernetes
webassembly
wasm