 All right, good morning. I'm Matt. I'm the CEO of fermion. I'm a light mode kind of person This is radoo. I'm Ralu CTO of fermion Dark mode of course. We all all got our flaws all got our flaws This is apparently my kids inform me this is hollow week that like Halloween is now a week-long thing So I came in costume in case you can't tell if I stand like this. I'm the web assembly logo Fortunately, that's also the last joke I have for the day It was so great to see you all in person here It is so exciting to a lot of you we've met online a lot of you I've recognized from previous wasm days from open source summit and from you know other cncf events as well And it's just really exciting to get together in person and get to talk about web assembly because we really do Genuinely believe that web assembly is the next wave of cloud computing So fermion started just about a year ago on November 1st. It will be one year for us We started because we really saw a lot of potential in web assembly itself You know that all the stuff that Luke just talked about is stuff that we are really really excited about Because we're going to be able to do things We haven't been able to do before and in the cloud world the kinds of stuff will be able to accomplish It's really gonna push the boundaries once again Now when we got started We thought okay, we need to we need to figure out what problems are important to solve Developer experience is a really big deal to us because we're all a bunch of developers and we said all right Our kind of guiding light of a user story is going to be this one as a developer I can go from a blinking cursor to a deployed application in two minutes or less Okay, so where do we start with that story? Well, we've got to be begin to tell a developer experience story there as Kate said you know And in the the web assembly survey that CNCF did developer tooling is one of the things that's been identified as lacking in this ecosystem So we thought all right. Well, there's something we can tackle. So we built a tool called spin Spin is a developer tool for creating new web assembly microservices and web applications You pick your favorite language you type in spin new pick your language name your project and it scaffolds out the project for you Now this project that gets scaffolded Instantly compilable so you can run spin build which just drops down to the correct tool chain So if you're using rust it's gonna use the rust tool chain if you're using C sharp it's gonna use the dot net tool chain you pick your favorite language You build it and then there's a command called spin up to let you locally test this to make sure that everything is working The way you want and the idea here was we wanted to build tools that were that were amenable to your flow Right it developed once you get in flow and you're you're coding away You don't want to have to do anything that's going to sort of break you out of that experience and spin is a tool designed For the developers so that you can kind of stay focused on what you're working on Now we released this on March 31st because of course nobody wants to release any real software on April 1st April Fool's Day and then on April Fool's Day, of course hacker news weighed in and It was great. We had a we had a great time reading through the comments One of the ones that really jumped out a fairly early comment on the hacker news thread said hey Hey spin looks amazing, but I don't want to run my own infrastructure Just to deploy my web assembly sites We thought all right. There's a clue right there. We know what we need to build so today We are happy to introduce Fermion cloud which is the next piece of this story It is the easiest way to deploy and manage cloud native web assembly applications So now we have a workflow that with just a github account You can get your spin configured to deploy to our cloud services and execute in the cloud Again going from blinking cursor to now deployed application in two minutes or less Again, we wanted to keep that user flow so that as you're in your development process This is just one very quick and easy step for you to do whenever you're ready, right? So we just added we just reused one command. That's already been there spin new Creates your application spin build builds the application and now spin deploy You can use to push directly up into Fermion cloud So with that I'm going to pass it on over to Radu who's going to walk us through an example So this is the first thing you see when you log in with your github account to frame in cloud You'll see the three steps required to create and deploy application Now I already have an app here and I'm just going to run spin deploy and in the meantime While this is building and uploading from in cloud We can look at some of the examples you can use for rust for example We can write a handler function that takes a request and returns a response or go We will write a funk with a response writer and a request or Upcoming work and C sharp where you just write an HTTP Handle request function as well all the three SDK So rust go and C sharp are all built on top of the web assembly component model And I highly suggest you will go watch Ivan and Joel stocks later today about Java and C sharp But you can also use any language that compiles to wazzy with Fermion cloud Using the the waggy model introduced a couple of years ago by the dales labs waggy project You can deploy any language that compiles to the web assembly system interface the fermion cloud This is just a spin application You can see the build command required to build it and then in the meantime our application is deployed I can go to fermion cloud and I see my application was deployed a few seconds ago the website itself is rendered server site on fermion cloud as well and now I can See how my application looks I can from web assembly components. I can connect to other my what HTTP microservices I can connect the databases and other applications running on fermion cloud As I mentioned you can run any language that compiles to wazzy on fermion cloud And we're really excited about some upcoming work in Java and JavaScript as well as C sharp Fermion cloud would not be possible without some amazing open source projects, and I just would like to highlight two of them We're big fans of hashicorp nomad we're using nomad as the scheduler for fermion cloud and Paired with their really cool task driver model and web assembly's compact binary format It means we can be extremely efficient and have about an order of magnitude better than workload density compared to kubernetes and Containers all while still being able to run side-by-side with cloud native workloads such as containers The second project I like to highlight is the wazen time project by the bytecode alliance We are using wazen time to just in time instantiate web assembly modules to handle your incoming requests and then Handle your function your in entry point function and then shut everything down What this means for fermion cloud is that we have no long running processes while not handling actively incoming traffic and For users that means that you have no noticeable cold starts because of wazen times insane startup speeds We're really really glad to to keep using wazen time in the component model and to keep contributing to By code alliance project and I would like to take this opportunity to thank the bytecode alliance for all the amazing work That they're doing on both wazen time and the component model But fermion cloud is not the only place to run spin applications For a few months now you've been able to deploy your own infrastructure and so host fermion platform So you can still continue to do that today using spin deploy just log into another endpoint But as of a few days ago Microsoft announced a preview for their azure kubernetes service where you can run Using their container de-integration with wazen time You can run all sorts of web assembly workloads including spin applications and with spin being built on top of the component model We're really excited about the future that will do just present it on So if you would like to give it a spin you can head over to cloud Fermion calm and get started tomorrow evening. You are all invited to our kind of launch party We're passing out some invitations, but here it is up on the screen. It's at the library at the Detroit Club We'd love to have you there. It's kind of a slanky thing. So it'd be great to see you there With that again, thank you very much It's great to be a diamond sponsor of an event like this because we are just so passionate that those of you sitting here in The room we are Building the next wave of cloud computing and I'm exciting excited to see where this is gonna go over the next few years Thank you very much. Thanks