diff --git a/community/2024-11-13-community-meeting.mdx b/community/2024-11-13-community-meeting.mdx index e4c4968a..91153bbf 100644 --- a/community/2024-11-13-community-meeting.mdx +++ b/community/2024-11-13-community-meeting.mdx @@ -13,43 +13,13 @@ title: 'Meeting Agenda - 2024-11-13' ## Meeting Notes -{/* Add summary of topics during the meeting. Each Topic should have an H3 heading. A list is usually sufficient for the recap */} - -### Topic 1 - -- Note 1 -- Note 2 - -### Topic 2 - -- Note 1 -- Note 2 - -## Weekly highlights - -### Issue of the Week - -- [title](https://github.com/wasmcloud/wasmcloud/issues/) - - summary - -### Documentation of the Week - -- [title](/docs/intro) - - summary - -## Community Updates - -### Tune in… - -{/* Add any upcoming events/streams/etc */} - -- - -### Catch up… - -{/* Add any blog posts/articles that the community might find interesting */} - -- +* Today’s meeting is a special livestream from KubeCon! +* Speaking at the Project Pavilion at KubeCon NA 2024, Brooks notes that wasmCloud is now Incubating at the CNCF and introduces the fundamentals of the project: Wasm-native orchestration and building Wasm components with capabilities. +* In his demonstration of `wash dev`, Brooks shows how to begin a development loop, build a new component, and swap out capabilities, illustrating wasmCloud's deny-by-default design for capabilities. +* For those in the audience new to WebAssembly and wasmCloud, Brooks also discusses the contrast between swappable capability providers and abstraction from dependencies in wasmCloud with similar ideas in infrastructure-as-code. +* In wasmCloud, there's no need to inspect actual code—the same Wasm binary that you're deploying encodes all the information you need about its requirements. +* This is exactly how `wash dev` is able to satisfy common capability requirements automatically in your developer loop—the process can inspect your requirements and then choose appropriate providers to satisfy them. +* For many of those in the live audience at KubeCon, this is your first wasmCloud community meeting—we hope to see you again soon! You can also join us on the [wasmCloud Slack](https://slack.wasmcloud.com/)! ## Recording