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Construire un serveur MCP réellement sécurisé avec Fastly Compute
Kay Sawada
Créez un serveur MCP sécurisé et évolutif avec Fastly Compute. Apprenez à traiter les vulnérabilités et à assurer des performances fiables pour vos applications LLM.
Compute4 de plus
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Premiers pas avec Fastly Object Storage : de l’intégration CDN à l’informatique serverless
Terri Allegretto, Robyn Bean
Découvrez comment exploiter Fastly Object Storage pour l'intégration CDN et l'informatique serverless. Réduisez vos coûts et optimisez votre flux de travail dès aujourd'hui.
CDN et distribution2 de plus
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Cache-moi si vous pouvez : édition API de cache HTTP
Ajay Bharadwaj
Découvrez le cache programmable de Fastly, une puissante fonctionnalité de notre plateforme Compute. Exploitez nos API de cache HTTP afin d’optimiser les performances applicatives et accroître la satisfaction des utilisateurs.
CDN et distribution4 de plus
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Nouvel environnement de staging de Fastly : testez en toute confiance, déployez en toute simplicité
Simon Wistow
Le nouvel environnement de staging de Fastly vous permet de tester vos configurations CDN et Compute sans effort d’un simple clic avant qu’elles ne soient mises en service.
CDN et distribution3 de plus
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New Privacy Protocols and Edge Infrastructure | Fastly
Patrick McManus
Edge cloud platforms, like Fastly, provide key roles in delivering the infrastructure for the modern, privacy-aware network. We are working with more partners every day to explore the fit between our edge cloud and the needs of these blinding applications.
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Run your Next.js app on Fastly
Katsuyuki Omuro
With our new next-compute-js library, you can now host your Next.js application on our Compute@Edge platform – giving you the benefits of both the Next.js developer experience and our blazing-fast, world-wide edge network, and you don't even need an origin server.
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Node.js-style HTTP interfaces for Compute
Katsuyuki Omuro
Our Compute JavaScript platform provides Request and Response objects, but these are based on the Fetch standard, rather than the req and res objects traditionally seen in Node.js programs. If you have a program designed for Node.js that you are thinking about moving over to Compute, or if a library you want to use is designed for Node, our new open-source library, http-compute-js, has got your back.
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No-origin, static websites at the edge!
Katsuyuki Omuro
Many of the world's websites are static, and Fastly’s content delivery network gets those pages from origin to visitors quickly. But what if we took the origin out of the equation?
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OpenTelemetry part 4: Instrumenting Fastly Fiddle
Andrew Betts
We are very excited about OpenTelemetry. We wrote about why, and also about how to emit telemetry from Fastly's VCL services, and our new Compute platform. But OpenTelemetry's value truly shines when you add it to everything in your stack. What does that look like and is it worth it? We instrumented Fastly Fiddle, from top to bottom, to find out.
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OpenTelemetry Part 3: Using OpenTelemetry in Compute
Katsuyuki Omuro
Our first OpenTelemetry library for Compute is now available, enabling your Compute application to generate spec-compliant traces, providing deeper insights about its performance and resources. In this post I'll show you how easy it is to add this support to an edge application.
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Serverless Swift with Compute@Edge by Andrew Barba | Fastly
Andrew Betts, Hannah Aubry
Recently Andrew Barba, the engineer behind Swift Cloud, released a highly performant and fully featured Swift SDK for our Compute platform. And he built the initial release in just four days, to boot! Understandably impressed, we sat down with Andrew to learn about his goals and build process for the project.
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Live sports delivery challenges conquered | Fastly
John Agger
With zero tolerance for rebuffering and streams that scale from zero to massive in no time, the stakes are unusually high, making live sport the most demanding content type to deliver, requiring both flexibility and resiliency.
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Write less, do more at the edge: Introducing expressly
Dora Militaru
Build faster with Expressly on Fastly’s edge. Simplify routing, cookies, and errors in JavaScript apps with less code.
Produit3 de plus
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ESI and the story of libraries built for the edge
Kailan Blanks
Traditionally, content delivery networks have been built upon a proprietary core product which is supported by equally proprietary add-ons such as image optimization and content filtering. Fastly has always done a bit better than this – from the beginning, building our network on the Varnish cache gave our customers the ability to fully program how requests were served at the edge. However, the constraints of VCL, the domain-specific language used to configure Varnish, meant that you were limited to only the features that we chose to offer.
Engineering2 de plus -
Unlocking Real-Time at the Edge
Ashley Vassell
We are excited to announce that we have made big strides integrating Fanout into Fastly. We recently announced that Fastly has acquired Fanout in order to unlock real-time web features on our scalable, WASM-based Compute@Edge, our serverless compute offering. Our first step was to add WebSockets support to our Compute@Edge platform.
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Edgemesh's 5x faster time-to-first-byte with Compute@Edge | Fastly
Brock Norvell
Learn how Edgemesh leveraged Compute to help their customers improve load times, reduce bounce rates, and generate more sales.
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The Guardian: Our day hacking with Compute
Oliver Barnwell
Our customers at the Guardian recently participated in an internal hack day with Compute to find creative solutions to business problems with the hands-on support of our team. Oliver Barnwell, a Full Stack Developer at the Guardian, walked us through the process of building his winning hackathon project on Compute in this guest post.
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Taming third parties with a single-origin website
Andrew Betts
Almost all webpages today load resources from origins other than the one the page came from, which can play havoc with the way your site loads and make it harder to write a strict Content-Security-Policy. In this post, we’ll show you a better way using Compute@Edge.
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Introducing the Compute KV Store — global, persistent storage for compute functions
Dennis Martensson
Our new KV Store offers global, durable storage for compute functions at the edge. With fast reads and writes from both the edge or via API, you can store, control, or cache your data to reduce origin dependency and unlock new use cases.
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Three questions that make edge state easier to design
MJ Jones
In this post, we’ll cover three questions — and recommendations for each — to ask yourself on the front end of application development to save time when it comes to scale.
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