Taubyte includes a built-in CI/CD system that automatically builds and deploys your code when you push to GitHub. Learn how it works, how to configure builds, and how serverless functions compile to WebAssembly.
Libraries in Taubyte let you keep serverless function code in separate repositories, share logic across multiple functions, and control access more precisely. Learn how to create libraries and use them both as function sources and as imported dependencies.
Learn how to create, configure, and deploy serverless functions in Taubyte. This hands-on guide walks through building a simple ping-pong function in Go, from creation to testing both locally and in production.
Add LLAMA Capability to Your Cloud
In modern e-commerce, latency is a revenue killer. When a user clicks “Buy,” they expect instant feedback. From a systems perspective, the goal is to keep the hot path (customer interaction) short, predictable, and failure-tolerant, without compromising inventory correctness or auditability. Inspired by the article Serverless Order Management using AWS Step Functions and DynamoDB, we’ll take a sovereignty- and security-first approach to build a high-speed, resilient order workflow using Taubyte, optimized for the moment that matters: when a customer presses “Buy.” ...
As Moore’s Law slows, performance gains must come from optimizing the “Top” of the computing stack—software, algorithms, and hardware architecture. WebAssembly (Wasm) is a key technology in this shift. Its compact binary format and near-native execution speed reduce software bloat, enhancing efficiency. Wasm’s universal runtime environment ensures cross-platform compatibility, while its secure sandboxing provides robust security. Additionally, its modular design fosters the development of high-performance components. WebAssembly addresses the critical performance challenges.
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Introduction to Taubyte
Using LLAMA in WebAssembly
Add LLAMA Capability to Your Cloud