Let's build a simple JavaScript app and deploy it into our Rancher Desktop cluster via SpinKube.

Enabling Kubernetes to get first-class support for running Spin WebAssembly applications so that you can run your apps far more efficiently and with higher density across any processing architecture in your Kubernetes cluster.

Bringing new team members into the organization who share values.

Spin 2.3.1 brings improved support for multiple trigger types in Spin applications, working with OCI registries, and upgraded PHP templates to support PHP 8.2!

Fermyon is headed to Wasm IO and KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 24. Read on for our full activities at each conference!

Fermyon attended Civo Navigate NA ‘24 as Platinum sponsors. Read on for a summary of our experiences at the conference and what’s coming up next.

Fermyon will be Platinum sponsors at Civo Navigate NA ‘24. Be sure to catch our talk, workshop, and sponsor booth to learn about WebAssembly, Spin, and serverless.

Spin 2.2 introduces support for the new stable WASI 0.2.0 via Wasmtime 17 and support for multiple trigger types in a Spin application.

You can now link Fermyon Cloud Spin applications dynamically to custom Fermyon Cloud key value stores at runtime.

The most essential effort before you coalesce your founding team or hire your first person.

In this blog post, I’ll dive into what the component model can do for platform builders and platform engineers to take on more responsibility, not by arguing for a shift right movement, but by showing how the interfaces provided by platforms to developers, can be at much higher abstractions than what we are used to today.

Learn how to package Spin applications with OCI and run them on Kubernetes.

Announcing support for Spin on Red Hat Openshift

Announcing Advent of Spin 2023 - A fun coding challenge to learn Spin and Serverless WebAssembly

One of our goals is to be the best place our employees have worked. In 2023, we ranked #9 on the Will Reed Top 100 List for startups.

Explore how Python's extensive libraries, when compiled to WebAssembly, simplify solving complex mathematical problems over the web

I predicted that 2023 would be the year of WebAssembly. It was certainly a productive year at Fermyon. But some of the things I am most excited about will come around in 2024.