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Announcing Event Logs
Event Logs help you keep track of key changes to your Fastly service, increasing visibility and improving troubleshooting.
Introducing our open source app training
Customer Support Engineer Kami Richey built an application for testing Fastly. In this post, she walks you through setting up your own test application and using Fastly’s UI to explore commonly used features first hand.
Extending your application to the edge with Fastly
We often say that Fastly can easily become an extension of your app — there are three major components that make this possible: caching, control, and visibility.
リアルタイムジャーナリズムを支えるテクノロジー
インターネットの利用はこれまでになく増大し、特にニュース閲覧に関しては、その傾向は顕著になっています。オンラインメディアブランドに関わっている方であれば、読者がニュースイベントに関わる方法が変化してきていることに十分お気づきのことでしょう。
Defining innovation capacity, part 2: Flexibility capacity
I believe that inflexible technology can promote an aversion to innovation. When building a stack, cost and performance are traditionally prioritized. That makes sense for immediate needs, but companies are finding that the flexibility of that stack matters in the long run.
Fastly サービス、FREAK による影響なし
Fastly は Logjam による影響を受けません。Fastly では、より安全性の高い楕円曲線ディフィー・ヘルマン (ECDHE) 鍵交換を使用し、ECDHE をサポートしないクライアントに対しては、RSA 鍵交換メカニズムを使用しています。Fastly では輸出グレードの暗号スイートオプションを使用できず、ディフィー・ヘルマン (DHE) 鍵交換メカニズムがサポートされていないため、この脆弱性によって影響を受けることはありません。
CDN とは何か、なぜ CDN を使用すべきなのか
A content delivery network (CDN) is a way to deliver content from your website or mobile application to people more quickly and efficiently, based on their geographic location.
Teaming Up With Catch Digital to Write VCL for Drupal and Fastly
We recently decided to work with Leon Kessler at Catch Digital to introduce VCL that would make it easier for new Drupal customers to get up and running with Fastly. Here’s how we did it, and how you can use it to improve the performance of your websites, mobile applications, and APIs.
Build Your Own Network
At Fastly, we’ve been steadily building the world’s most advanced CDN. Since our founding, we’ve expanded the public network to include 17 globally distributed points of presence (POPs) and are now serving more than 20 billion requests per day.
