In my previous posts, I talked about how you can run WebAssembly (Wasm) outside the browser with Wasi and run it in a Docker container with runwasi. The Wasi specification allows Wasm modules access to things like the filesystem and environment variables (and I showed how in this blog post)…

Introduction In my previous couple posts ( post1, post2), I shared my detailed notes on Generative AI Learning Path in Google Cloud’s Skills Boost. It’s a great collection of courses to get started in GenAI, especially on the theory underpinning GenAI. Since then, I discovered another great resource to learn more…

Docker recently announced experimental support for running Wasm modules (see Announcing Docker+Wasm Technical Preview 2). In this blog post, I explain what this means and how to run a Wasm module in Docker. Why run Wasm in a container? In my Exploring WebAssembly outside the browser post, I mentioned how Wasm is faster, smaller, more secure…

In my Exploring WebAssembly outside the browser post, I talked about how WebAssembly System Interface ( WASI) enables Wasm modules to run outside the browser and interact with the host in a limited set of use cases that Wasi supports (see Wasi proposals). In this blog post, let’s look into…

Introduction WebAssembly (Wasm) was initially designed as a binary instruction format for executing native code efficiently within web browsers. The original use cases are focused on augmenting Javascript in the browser to run native code in a fast, portable, and secure way for games, 3D graphics, etc. However, its potential extends…

If you’re looking to upskill in Generative AI, there’s a Generative AI Learning Path in Google Cloud Skills Boost. It currently consists of 10 courses and provides a good foundation on the theory behind Generative AI. As I went through these courses myself, I took notes, as I learn best…

If you’re looking to upskill in Generative AI (GenAI), there’s a Generative AI Learning Path in Google Cloud Skills Boost. It currently consists of 10 courses and provides a good foundation on the theory behind Generative AI and what tools and services Google provides in GenAI. …

Workflows just released a new connector for Batch that greatly simplifies how to create and run Batch jobs from Workflows. Let’s take a look how you can use the new Batch connector of Workflows. Recap: Batch and Workflows Batch is a fully managed service to schedule, queue, and execute batch jobs on Google’s infrastructure…

I’ve been covering different aspects of AsyncAPI in my recent blog posts. In this final post of my AsyncAPI blog post series, I want to talk about how to document Google Cloud’s Pub/Sub using AsyncAPI. AsyncAPI has pretty good support for Google Pub/Sub, thanks to contributions from Jeremy Whitlock, an…