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Wasmer is a leading runtime for running WebAssembly that powers the server-side and embedded systems. It enables fast, secure, and portable execution of code across diverse platforms.
Wasmer is a state-of-the-art WebAssembly runtime engineered for executing code securely and efficiently on the server-side and in embedded contexts. It is built for speed, safety, and portability.
Traditional containers can be heavy and introduce security concerns due to shared kernels. Wasmer addresses this by providing a lightweight, sandboxed execution environment for WebAssembly modules, offering enhanced security and portability.
Compile your code once to WebAssembly and run it anywhere Wasmer is supported, ensuring cross-platform compatibility.
Executes WebAssembly modules in a secure sandbox, preventing unauthorized access to the host system's resources.
Integrate the Wasmer runtime into your existing applications using bindings for multiple programming languages.
Wasmer's secure and portable nature makes it highly suitable for various use cases where safe and efficient code execution is paramount:
Deploy WebAssembly functions to the edge or in serverless environments to reduce latency and resource consumption.
Improve response times and reduce infrastructure costs by running lightweight, isolated functions closer to users.
Create secure and extensible plugin systems where third-party plugins run as untrusted WebAssembly modules within your application.
Allow custom code execution by users or third parties without compromising the security or stability of your main application.
Integrate the Wasmer runtime directly into your applications (databases, game engines, CLI tools, etc.) to execute user-defined logic or extensions securely.
Add powerful, sandboxed scripting or extension capabilities to your existing software with minimal overhead.
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