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Wasm bytecode -> Cranelift JIT -> native machine code

WASI layer exposes safe system APIs

Store/Module/Instance model for execution

Host ↔ Wasm interaction via imported functions

AOT compiler path for zero startup overhead

Wasm bytecode parsed

Compiled via Cranelift JIT

Instances created from Modules

WASI syscalls routed securely

Host ↔ Wasm interaction via imports/exports

Sandboxed plugin architecture

Serverless Wasm functions

Wasm microservices

Polyglot shared libraries

Edge compute runners

Secure plugin engine in Rust

Serverless Wasm compute at edge

Wasm microservices replacing containers

Host applications embedding Wasmtime

Distributed compute clusters using Wasm

Security-first isolation

Predictable performance

Modularity and embeddability

WASI-capability safety

Polyglot runtime design

Run many Wasm instances in parallel

Zero-cost isolation for multi-tenant

AOT for startup-critical workloads

Edge distribution via small Wasm binaries

Horizontal scaling via stateless modules

Compile existing native tools to wasm32-wasi

Replace syscalls with WASI APIs

Rewrite OS-level dependencies

Embed with Wasmtime SDK

Adopt component model for modularity