The introduction of Spin 3.0 by Fermyon underscores the market's commitment to serverless’ original promise — to offer developers streamlined tools for event-driven applications that reduce the complexity of infrastructure and ease portability concerns,” said Matthew Flug, IDC Research Manager Cloud Application Deployment Platforms.Spin 3.0 introduces significant advancements to enable next-generation distributed applications built for digital experiences, high-volume processing, and edge functions.
Open source Spin 3.0 introduces Selective Deployments, the universal compute substrate, first-to-market telemetry and observability, and a faster JavaScript engine – and has been contributed to CNCFLONGMONT, Colo., Nov.11, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fermyon™ Technologies, the serverless WebAssembly company, today announces a significant breakthrough for application development with the release of Spin 3.0, enabling enterprises to quickly move toward more sophisticated production applications based on WebAssembly (Wasm).
"The 'batteries-included' observability and expanded WASI integration, such as support for atomic and batch key-value operations, are among my top highlights in this exciting release.” "Fermyon continues to lead the way in serverless WebAssembly.Spin 3.0 takes a dramatic step forward in distributed computing, allowing developers to create standalone applications that platform engineers can then choose to deploy as a distributed array of microservices.
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