Cosmonic Control: Secure and efficient platform engineering.

How does Cosmonic Control integrate with my existing Kubernetes environment?

Cosmonic Control is a Kubernetes-native WebAssembly control plane that installs into your current clusters using CRDs and an Operator. It respects existing namespaces, RBAC, admission policies, and ingress/egress patterns, so you keep your governance and pipelines while adding WebAssembly components without new operational overhead.

Can I deploy WebAssembly components alongside my existing containers?

Yes. Cosmonic Control lets WebAssembly components run side-by-side with containers in the same Kubernetes cluster, sharing observability, networking, and CI/CD. You can adopt Wasm where it excels—low-latency, secure, high-density services—without disrupting existing containerized workloads.

How do I connect Cosmonic Control to my existing CI/CD pipelines?

Cosmonic Control integrates with GitHub Actions, ArgoCD, and Backstage to enable declarative, signed, and immutable deployments. Teams keep their GitOps workflows and simply add Wasm components as artifacts, ensuring traceable, auditable releases across cloud, on-prem, and edge.

What observability and monitoring tools does Cosmonic Control support?

Cosmonic Control provides first-class OpenTelemetry support, unifying logs, metrics, and traces across containers and WebAssembly components. You can continue using existing dashboards and pipelines (e.g., Prometheus and Grafana) to visualize performance, troubleshoot, and maintain compliance.

How does Cosmonic Control reduce infrastructure and operational costs?

WebAssembly components start in microseconds, scale to zero, and pack densely—allowing thousands of workloads per node. This reduces idle compute and increases utilization, lowering cloud and datacenter spend while preserving reliability and performance.

What security improvements does Cosmonic Control bring to my existing Kubernetes setup?

Cosmonic Control adds capability-based, zero-trust isolation. Each Wasm component runs in a shared-nothing sandbox with explicit permissions for I/O, networking, and storage. This enforces least privilege, reduces lateral movement, and complements existing RBAC, policy, and admission controls.

How does Cosmonic Control support long-term platform evolution and portability?

Wasm components are portable, composable, and language-agnostic, so the same workload can run across cloud, on-premises, and edge without code changes. Cosmonic Control bridges today’s container platforms with a Wasm-native future, enabling modular, cloud-agnostic architectures that avoid vendor lock-in.

What is Sandbox MCP and how does it relate to Cosmonic Control?

Sandbox MCP is a free and open-source plugin built on CNCF wasmCloud that lets you generate standards-compliant Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers as secure WebAssembly components. It provides a repeatable way to build MCP tools that are secure by default, portable, composable, and sandboxed—ideal for safely extending LLMs and agentic systems. Learn more at https://SandboxMCP.ai.