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With SGX and WASM components developing nicely on their own, we'd like to begin bringing them together by running the Wasmtime runtime inside an SGX enclave.
While the eventual goal is to run WASI-enabled programs on Wasmtime in SGX, WASI presents a host of unresolved blockers (some of which are being worked on upstream and elsewhere in Enarx). As a starting point, we'd like to get the basic demo, with pure non-WASI WebAssembly, running on top of SGX.
The lack of a filesystem means we will at least need to modify the demo to read files differently (i.e. not from disk). This is probably a good place to start.
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Currently, a Rust program with a wasmtime dependency does not compile for the SGX target due to the sys module not being pulled in, ex. here. But we can't just pull in arbitrary sys functionality for the SGX target, because some things like errno are not supported.
Should we strip out this functionality or try to build support for it? The former is obviously easier.
With SGX and WASM components developing nicely on their own, we'd like to begin bringing them together by running the Wasmtime runtime inside an SGX enclave.
While the eventual goal is to run WASI-enabled programs on Wasmtime in SGX, WASI presents a host of unresolved blockers (some of which are being worked on upstream and elsewhere in Enarx). As a starting point, we'd like to get the basic demo, with pure non-WASI WebAssembly, running on top of SGX.
The lack of a filesystem means we will at least need to modify the demo to read files differently (i.e. not from disk). This is probably a good place to start.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: