With real-time monitoring, streaming delivery, request collapsing, capacity planning, and flexible deployment, Fastly Live Event Services gives you insights into your live streaming performance and the ability to troubleshoot immediately — all while reducing your costs.
Fastly gives you end-to-end visibility of every request and response — even if you’re using a multi-CDN strategy. By being able to report and react in real time to changes in network behavior, you can head off any issues before they impact your delivery and ensure a quality live experience for your viewers.
Our POPs are built with solid-state drives with large amounts of memory in well-connected locations around the world, empowering you to scale to meet your demand without having to build out your own infrastructure. This smarter architecture also provides you with a higher cache-hit ratio, significantly reducing the need for requests to the origin.
Our API-friendly, programmable edge cloud platform gives developers the tools they need to deliver the experiences users want. Configurations can be deployed in real-time, and you have the option to roll them back just as quickly, should the need arise. Plus, our world-class Live Event Monitoring support is here to proactively monitor your streams.
Decreasing trips to the origin — and ultimately the amount of origin infrastructure — with our request collapsing capability reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of live video streaming, including your operational cost.
Our network is built smarter, not larger. Our strategically distributed, high-capacity POPs help you move data and applications closer to users to deliver the most up-to-date content in an instant.
Make changes on the fly, instantly roll back code, and safely experiment at the edge with our API-first platform — fully integrated into your continuous deployment workflow.
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