That's what people do in enterprises because they have security controls and processes around k8s with too much investment. It's a no-go telling people to "just

That's what people do in enterprises because they have security controls and processes around k8s with too much investment. It's a no-go telling people to "just run this binary on this VM/baremetal machine", understandably. We've got a few examples on our website from users that (in my opinion) use wasmCloud more for its strengths as a distributed computing platform. Often there's central k8s infrastructure where wasmCloud runs and connects to wasmCloud hosts running on edge devices. https://wasmcloud.com/blog/2024-10-22-webassembly-adoption-telco-manufacturing-tech/#how-can-wasm-benefit-heavy-industry https://wasmcloud.com/blog/2024-10-22-webassembly-adoption-t.... Me personally, I run all my side projects off of a wasmCloud binary on Oracle's always free tier instance and it's been pretty awesome.