Place work where it matters
Deploy WebAssembly applications across cloud servers, Linux gateways, and supported microcontrollers.
WebAssembly orchestration
Propeller
Move the workload closer to the work.
Deploy and manage portable WebAssembly workloads across cloud servers, edge gateways, and microcontrollers.
Open source WebAssembly · from cloud to edge
ABSTRACT MACHINES / INFRASTRUCTURESee how it works
The purpose
The idea behind
Propeller.
Some work belongs close to the devices and data it serves. Propeller orchestrates WebAssembly workloads across cloud and edge environments, giving teams a way to deploy application logic where it is needed.
Package workloads in an OCI registry, assign them through the manager, and run them on distributed workers called proplets. Sandboxed runtimes support local processing, automation, and inference, with WAMR on Zephyr extending the approach to constrained devices.
Read the documentationInside Propeller
A closer look.
Explore the capabilities
and the thinking behind them.
Use a familiar delivery path
Store and distribute workloads through OCI-compliant registries, keeping deployment connected to your build workflow.
Run in a sandbox
Execute application logic in isolated WebAssembly runtimes, including WAMR on Zephyr for constrained devices.
Keep execution in view
Manage jobs and workers, inspect logs, and follow workload status across your deployment.
From intent to action
How it works.
A path through Propeller,
one step at a time.
- 01
Build the workload
Compile your processing, automation, or inference logic into a WebAssembly module for the target runtime.
- 02
Publish and deploy
Push the module to an OCI registry and use Propeller to assign it to the appropriate workers.
- 03
Observe and update
Review execution status and logs, then deploy revised workloads as your application evolves.
Go further
Find your
starting point.
Read, explore, or start a conversation about what Propeller could mean for your work.
Your next step
Where could
Propeller take you?
Tell us about your project.
Let’s find the right way forward.