
Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for your Spin Apps
Learn how to create SBOMs for Spin apps, meet regulatory requirements, and secure your software supply chain with open-source tools like Trivy

Observing Spin Apps with OpenTelemetry and the .NET Aspire Dashboard
Learn how to observe your Spin apps using the otel plugin for Spin and the .NET Aspire Dashboard.

Spin gh - Generate GitHub Actions for your Spin Apps in seconds
Get started using the Spin CLI gh plugin to easily generate GitHub Actions for your Spin Apps

Spin Verman - The Version Manager Plugin
Get started using the Spin CLI Version Manager plugin to easily switch between versions of Spin

Telemetry for Spin Apps with the OTel Plugin
Get started using the Spin CLI OTel plugin for viewing your Spin applications logs, traces and metrics.

Introducing our Next-Generation JavaScript SDK
We Created a Completely New, Much Improved JavaScript SDK Without Breaking Existing Code

Announcing Spin 2.6
Experimenting with WebAssembly Components, WASI 0.2.0 and Registries in Spin 2.6

Announcing Spin 2.5
Spin 2.5 introduces private endpoints in Spin apps, additional support for OpenTelemetry, and several other enhancements!

Announcing Spin Test
Today we’re happy to announce the very first alpha release of spin-test, a plugin for that runs tests written in WebAssembly against a Spin application where all Spin and WASI APIs are configurable mocks.

Intro To Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes
Introducing Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes - the hyper-efficient platform for running enterprise-grade WebAssembly applications on Kubernetes

Announcing Spin 2.2
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.

Linking Fermyon Cloud Spin Apps to Custom Key Value Stores
You can now link Fermyon Cloud Spin applications dynamically to custom Fermyon Cloud key value stores at runtime.

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

Introducing Fermyon Spin with Openshift
Announcing support for Spin on Red Hat Openshift

Announcing Spin 2.1
Spin 2.1 brings a new WASI snapshot, support for registering multiple components for the same Redis channel, improvements to plugin configuration and upgrading, and several bugfixes and other improvements!

Local AI Development with Cloud GPUs
This blog describes

Fermyon Cloud's First Birthday - Year in Review 🎂
It's been one year since we've announced Fermyon Cloud. Let's review the journey together and unwrap a few new features in the process.

Using Generative AI to Stand on the Shoulders of Giants
This article explores using generative AI to translate publicly funded academic research into layman's terms, assessing the initiative's value and resources.

A “Silly Walk” through Fermyon Serverless AI
If you’re new to AI and want a quick and entertaining way to get started, this post is for you.

Announcing Spin v1.5
Spin adds support for AI inferencing, concurrency performance improvements, and more!

Carbon Neutral AI Inferencing
Turning waste heat from computing into usable energy, making Fermyon's new Serverless AI a cleaner cloud solution.

How We (Accidentally) Wrote the Ideal AI Platform
A short story on creating a developer platform for writing and deploying serverless AI applications.

Introducing Componentize-Py
Componentize-Py is a new tool for packaging Python apps and their dependencies as WebAssembly components.

TypeScript and Fermyon Cloud Key Value Storage
Traditionally, serverless functions are stateless. But we always need a place to store some state. Fermyon Cloud and Spin support a few NoOps options. One is to use our built-in SQL database. But an even simpler storage mechanism is Key/Value storage. In this article, we will take a look at how to use each of the Key/Value storage functions in the TypeScript and JavaScript SDK, with emphasis on how to work with JSON data.

NoOps and Serverless Are the Perfect Pair
This article teases apart the operational aspects of serverless application development and shows how Fermyon provides application developers with the right infrastructure to focus on their code. Simply put, NoOps and Serverless are the perfect pair.

One Small Step For Slats, One Giant Leap For Cloud Computing
We’ve released a major update to Finicky Whiskers, showcasing Fermyon Cloud's features in action.

Docker Desktop and Spin for Serverless WebAssembly Apps
With the release of Docker Desktop 4.21, Fermyon Spin is built-in. See how to build and run a serverless WebAssembly app using Spin with Docker Desktop.

Announcing Spin v1.4
Spin 1.4 introduces automatic SQLite storage, application troubleshooting with the Spin Doctor, and more!

Exploring Spin Application Variables
Discuss use cases of application variables and build an example

The Fermyon Cloud Plugin
The Spin Cloud Plugin: What It Is and Will Be

Announcing Spin v1.3
Spin 1.3 introduces a separate Cloud plugin experience, setting application variables in the Cloud and more!

Announcing Spin v1.2
Spin 1.2 introduces an expanded Rust key-value SDK, an Azure CosmoDB key-value store, updates to `spin watch`, and more!

A Guide to Getting Involved With the Spin Community
Do you wish you knew more about Spin and Fermyon Cloud? Join us for a series of informative events and be sure to bring your questions along.

Introducing Spin 1.1
Spin 1.1 brings improvements to the developer experience through a new `spin watch` command, the ability to configure the Spin key/value store, new HTTP routers for Rust and Go, and more!

Component Templates with Spin
MacKenzie Olson here - looking forward to chatting about authoring and sharing Spin components templates

New Fermyon Cloud Features: GitHub Actions and App Metrics
MacKenzie Olson here - excited to walk through a few of the new features we've built on Fermyon Cloud recently: GitHub Actions and app metrics for your Spin apps

Spin 1.0 Release Candidate - Community Bug Bash
Spin 1.0 Release Candidate is ready for testing.

Announcing Spin v0.10.0
Spin user experience updates, key/value store improvements, deprecations and more

Introducing the Spin Python SDK
The Spin Python SDK enables developers to build rich serverless applications using one of the world's most popular programming languages.

Announcing Spin v0.9.0
Preview support for a built-in key/value store, running applications from registries, new Redis APIs, and more!

Announcing Spin v0.8.0
Learn all about the new Spin v0.8.0 release!

Announcing Spin v0.7.0
Learn all about the new Spin v0.7.0 release!

Introducing the Spin JavaScript and TypeScript SDK
The Spin JavaScript and TypeScript SDK enables developers to build rich serverless applications using familiar tools like NPM, Webpack, React, and more.

Announcing Spin v0.3
Learn all about the new Spin v0.3 release!

Announcing a new Spin release
Learn all about the new Spin v0.2.0 release, with improved developer experience and support for external services such as Redis.

Scheduling WebAssembly-backed services with Spin and Nomad
Come learn how to run WebAssembly-backed services with Nomad and Spin

Running .NET in WebAssembly
C# and other .NET languages can now be compiled to Wasm. In this post, we show how to run cloud-side .NET in a WebAssembly runtime.
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