Brian Haberman
Distinguished Engineer
Brian is a Distinguished Engineer focused on fleet resiliency, post-incident response, and building cohesive teams. He is a long-time contributor to Internet standards as both a technical contributor and a leader. Brian also contributes his time to the Internet Society Board or Trustees and the NetDev Foundation Governing Board. Prior to Fastly, he worked at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in a variety of technical leadership roles.
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Build for Scale: Fastly’s Principles of Distributed Decision Making and Self-healing Systems
Brian Haberman
Learn how Fastly's distributed decision-making and self-healing systems build a resilient, high-performance network. Discover key benefits and examples.
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Design for Chaos: Fastly’s Principles of Fault Isolation and Graceful Degradation
Brian Haberman
Learn how Fastly builds a resilient CDN through fault isolation & graceful degradation. Discover our principles for minimizing disruption & ensuring continuous service.
CDN & Delivery+ 4 more
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Fastly’s Pillars of Resilience: Building a More Robust Internet
Brian Haberman
Discover Fastly's Pillars of Resilience: unwavering availability, minimized latency, and disruption resistance for a robust internet experience with our global network.
CDN & Delivery+ 4 more -
Demystifying Fastly’s Defense Against HTTP Desynchronization Attacks
Brian Haberman, Sandra Escandor-O’Keefe, + 1 more
Learn how Fastly's robust architecture and strict protocol parsing defend against HTTP desynchronization attacks, ensuring your web applications are secure.
Security+ 3 more
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Fastly’s Edge Network: Building for Availability
Brian Haberman
Learn how Fastly's resilient edge network architecture ensures availability during major internet outages, minimizing impact on customer traffic.
PlatformEdge network
