Wasmtime

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Wasmtime is a fast, secure, and embeddable WebAssembly runtime designed for running WebAssembly modules outside the browser in various applications and services.

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Wasmtime canonical 3
wasmtime 2
Wasmtime JIT engine 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf WebAssembly runtime
open-source software project
software library
category runtime environment
systems programming tool
developer Bytecode Alliance
feature WASI preview1 support
ahead-of-time compilation
component model experimentation
cranelift code generator
cross-platform support
embeddable runtime
just-in-time compilation
sandboxed execution
goal easy embedding into applications
fast execution of WebAssembly modules
secure sandboxing of untrusted code
implements WASI specification
WebAssembly specification
license Apache-2.0 License
linked to: Apache License 2.0

MIT License
partOf Bytecode Alliance projects ecosystem
programmingLanguage Rust
relatedTo Cranelift
linked to: Bytecode Alliance

WASI
WebAssembly System Interface
repository https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime
securityProperty guarded system interface via WASI
isolation of WebAssembly modules
supports WASI
WebAssembly
supportsArchitecture aarch64
x86_64
supportsLanguageBindings .NET
linked to: .NET Framework

C
C#
Go
Python
Rust
supportsOperatingSystem Linux
Windows
macOS
useCase command-line execution of WebAssembly modules
embedding in servers and services
multi-tenant compute platforms
plugin systems based on WebAssembly
running WebAssembly outside the browser
website https://wasmtime.dev

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bytecode Alliance develops Wasmtime
wasi-cli relatedTo wasmtime
linked to: Wasmtime
Wasmer runtime relatedTo Wasmtime
Cranelift usedBy Wasmtime
Cranelift repositoryName wasmtime
linked to: Wasmtime
Cranelift integratesWith Wasmtime JIT engine
linked to: Wasmtime