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"url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexcasalboni/",
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"organization": "TBD",
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"title": "Cloud, edge, and WebAssembly: how to design extensible serverless architectures",
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"title": "Lambda + WebAssembly: Safely running untrusted code and building extensible architectures",
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"description": "In this session, we'll explore how WebAssembly can help you build extensible architecture by easily supporting untrusted third-party code, while proving a built-in serverless experience. As a case study, we'll share Edgee's journey building a global, latency-sensitive application using a multi-region, active-active serverless architecture spanning across AWS Lambda and edge computing deployments such as Fastly and Cloudflare. We'll cover our architecture decisions and how services like Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB power a truly global app on 20+ regions, with a fantastic tradeoff between costs, resiliency, and performance.",
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"abstract": "This is a \"serverless in production\" use case, with real-world insights and a WebAssembly deep dive. As a small startup with limited infra budget, we run a global app with 100M+ invocations per month across 20+ regions, reaching enterprise-level reliability with less than $50 on AWS.",
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"abstract": "Building truly extensible serverless architectures often means letting others run their own code inside your system — without compromising security or stability. In this session, we’ll explore how to safely support untrusted third-party code across multiple programming languages using AWS Lambda and WebAssembly. You’ll learn the key technical building blocks, see how to bring this to production, and hear lessons learned from real-world experience.",
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"audience_level": "Intermediate",
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"tags": ["aws", "serverless", "opensource", "webassembly"]
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