| Definition |
WebAssembly is a Web performance concept used to improve loading behavior, rendering speed, responsiveness, efficiency, or perceived user experience.
WebAssembly is a Cloud container or Kubernetes concept used to package, schedule, run, or manage application workloads across distributed infrastructure.
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| Context & Usage |
Front-end developers and operations teams use this concept when diagnosing slow pages, tuning delivery, measuring user experience, and reducing unnecessary network or rendering work.
Related concepts include Web Performance, Cache and Latency.
Additional Resource: MDN Web Docs Glossary.
Platform engineers and developers use this concept when standardizing application packaging, scheduling workloads, and running services across clusters.
Related concepts include Container, Kubernetes, Container Orchestration and Cluster.
Additional Resource: CNCF Cloud Native Glossary.
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