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Enarx 0.6.0: Confidential Computing with WebAssembly
Enarx 0.6.0: Fushimi Castle.
This release is a developer-only, preview release. It is not production ready. We hope that you will experiment with it to see the progress we are making.
What’s Changed
Features:
- UX: Flesh out fundamental drawbridge CLI by @bstrie in #2020
- UX: User login CLI by @bstrie in #2002
- UX: Restructure
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