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Wasmer SDK
OBSERVEDRun Python, Node.js, PHP and Postgres as local sandboxes in your app
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Wasmer SDK lets Python, JavaScript and Rust applications run Python, Node.js (via Edge.js), PHP and Postgres as sandboxed libraries without starting Docker or booting a VM. It uses WebAssembly (WASIX) for in-process isolation and can run natively or fully inside a browser. It is aimed at developers building applications and AI agents that need to execute untrusted or embedded workloads.
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Single member seat · Import your repo in seconds · Automatic CI/CD · 150 GB bandwidth · 100 Compute Hours
All in Hobby plan plus: · Team collaboration · Priority execution · 1 TB bandwidth · 500 Compute Hours
All in Pro plan plus: · Unlimited users · Subhosting · Private dedicated locations · 99.95% SLA
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