8:11 Why would you need to have 2 replicas? I was thinking that the app is got executed each time it needed so technically we do not need repliacs. Is this app runs in a pod? What would docker ps on a host would return? I was initially thinking that there won't be any additional pods/containers running when you create apps.
It absolutely is! Check the keynote from Kubecon Paris where ZEISS spoke about how the use Wasm in production - th-cam.com/video/tu8a-GefJL8/w-d-xo.html They also did a livestream here recently: th-cam.com/video/BwaXNjzbIeI/w-d-xo.html And yes, Spin does support Redis triggers.
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8:11 Why would you need to have 2 replicas? I was thinking that the app is got executed each time it needed so technically we do not need repliacs. Is this app runs in a pod? What would docker ps on a host would return? I was initially thinking that there won't be any additional pods/containers running when you create apps.
You can specify the number of replicas you need. For the video, we chose 2 for load balancing purposes.
Is it production ready and does it support redis triggers?
It absolutely is! Check the keynote from Kubecon Paris where ZEISS spoke about how the use Wasm in production - th-cam.com/video/tu8a-GefJL8/w-d-xo.html They also did a livestream here recently: th-cam.com/video/BwaXNjzbIeI/w-d-xo.html
And yes, Spin does support Redis triggers.