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AI Agents on Fastly Compute: How it Works and What Makes it Secure
Learn how to run AI agents on Fastly Compute, leveraging the edge for low latency and WebAssembly sandboxes for enterprise-grade speed and security.
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Break Free from ESI Lock-in: Learn How to Migrate Today with Fastly
Migrate your legacy ESI to Fastly Compute. End vendor lock-in, run your ESI on a high-performance engine, and transition to a fully programmable edge.
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DDoS in December 2025
Learn how sophisticated Layer 7 and network DDoS attacks evolved in December 2025, including the year’s largest attack and mitigation strategies.
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Lightweight Latency Measurement with Server-Timing
Measure end-to-end request latency with Server-Timing. See how origin, Fastly Compute, and CDN delivery timings appear in browser dev tools.
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When Moments Can’t Be Rehearsed, Preparation Is the Only Advantage That Scales
When everything is live and unforgiving, preparation is the only advantage. Learn how Fastly and Jerry Rice approach peak performance under pressure.
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Streamlining User Experiences While Fighting Bots
Streamline user experiences and fight bots with Fastly's new embedded challenges for Bot Management.
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Building Resilient Applications with Layered Security
Fastly's new security packages make layered application security easier to buy, use, and grow. Protect your apps with predictable pricing.
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API Security Features
Explore API security features, testing best practices, and edge protections to prevent data breaches, bot abuse, credential attacks, and API exploitation.
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Beyond CRUD: Advanced Features of Fastly’s KV Store
Go beyond CRUD with Fastly’s KV Store. Use metadata, generation markers and TTL to build faster, safer edge applications.
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CDN vs Caching: What is the Difference?
CDN and caching can get confused for one another. Learn the differences between CDN and caching to help decide what you should use for optimal web performance.
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Credential Stuffing Attacks Vs. Brute Force Attacks - What is the difference?
Learn the difference between credential stuffing and brute force attacks, how each works, and best practices to prevent account takeover and unauthorized access.
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Core Web Vitals: Improve Your Website Speed | Fastly
Understand Core Web Vitals, how Google measures page experience, and how a modern CDN improves LCP, INP, CLS, and site performance.
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From AI Crawlers to Headless Bots: How Automated Traffic is Changing the Web
Bots now drive nearly a third of web traffic. Learn how AI crawlers and headless bots are reshaping security, performance, and business decisions.
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Inside Fastly’s 2025 Internship Program: Projects, Impact & Culture
Discover the projects, impact, and culture of Fastly's 2025 Internship Program, recently ranked #1 by Vault. Meet the next generation of engineers.
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IDC Study Reveals 3X Gains from Modern AppSec Programs
An IDC study reveals that modern AppSec programs achieve 3X better business outcomes and are almost 2X less likely to experience a data breach.
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Smarter Data Migration: Move Less, Save More with Fastly
Move only the active data you need with Fastly's On-Demand Migration for Object Storage. Cut expensive egress fees & simplify management with the new UI.
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An Indispensable Pillar of Resilience - The Human
The human operator is the ultimate pillar of resilience. Learn how Fastly empowers engineers to handle novel failures, drive systemic learning, and achieve antifragility.
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4 Recommendations to Maximize Savings and Performance with Fastly’s CDN
Boost website speed and save on egress costs with Fastly's CDN. Learn to maximize cache efficiency, reduce origin traffic, and unlock 189% ROI.
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Essential Checklist: Get Ready for Peak Traffic Season with Fastly
Stop holiday traffic outages! Learn best practices to optimize your website for peak performance, security, and sales this Black Friday season.
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React2Shell Continued: What to know and do about the 2 latest CVEs
In the wake of the critical severity React2Shell CVEs, two new CVEs exploiting similar Next.js and React components were announced on December 11. Learn more about these new CVEs.
