TLDR: support for WASIX [1] enabled builds that can start a web server (Rust with axum works well, Python and PHP are coming soon), and WCGI, with which you can use all languages that currently have WASI support , by using the standard CGI interface.
We'll also add support for standard WASI with pre-opened sockets, which will add support for a bunch of additional ecosystems (like dotnet / C#), but haven't gotten around to that yet.
If you are asking more about how code is managed and executed: stateless, spawned on demand is the default. Proxy mode will re-use instances for multiple requests. Stateful/persistent instances with persistent volumes are on the horizon.
TLDR: support for WASIX [1] enabled builds that can start a web server (Rust with axum works well, Python and PHP are coming soon), and WCGI, with which you can use all languages that currently have WASI support , by using the standard CGI interface.
We'll also add support for standard WASI with pre-opened sockets, which will add support for a bunch of additional ecosystems (like dotnet / C#), but haven't gotten around to that yet.
If you are asking more about how code is managed and executed: stateless, spawned on demand is the default. Proxy mode will re-use instances for multiple requests. Stateful/persistent instances with persistent volumes are on the horizon.
[1] https://wasix.org/