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Open source at Fastly is getting opener
We're working on keeping our corner of the open source world even opener with three key updates of our open platform.
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What can you actually do to reduce the threat of hacks like xz?
With the recent xz hack in the news, it's crucial to support maintainers of open source projects. Fastly has been doing just that with our open source program, Fast Forward.
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What’s happening on Fastly Connect
See what’s been happening on Fastly Connect, a community forum for developers to learn and help each other on their journey.
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Be among the first to try the greatest KV Store ever made
Discover a new level of speed with our data storage solution that outperforms traditional KV stores. Build something amazing today!
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The future of device detection on the web
As the future of device detection evolves to protect user data, client hints and other solutions rise to meet the needs of developers looking to deliver a better user experience.
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WAF Simulator: Transforming DevSecOps Workflows
We're excited to announce Fastly's new WAF Simulator, which simplifies the testing process and provides the following key benefits.
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Patch that Vuln! Identify, Triage, and Qualify CVEs
Vulnerabilities are an unfortunate inevitability. However, when using a WAF there are options for your security teams while waiting for a patch.
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It's now easier than ever to write Fastly VCL
After last year's release of our Visual Studio Code extension, Fastly VCL, we have an exciting upgrade, to make it even easier.
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Devops Security For Financial Organizations
Understand what DevOps security is and how financial organizations should be using it to keep valuable information safe.
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Community Spotlight: Una Thompson is Making the Fediverse More Manageable with Jortage
Jortage is a communal project that provides object storage and hosting and deduplicates object storage for pool members, reducing everyone's overall storage costs. Learn how they use Fastly to keep costs low and make the Fediverse faster and more engaging.
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Your most-requested update for Fastly developer accounts
Fastly offers free TLS services so developers can test out Fastly with fewer barriers.
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Fastly and the Fediverse, pt.2
This is the sequel (aka 2 Fastly 2 Fediverse) of a recent blog post where we wrote about the Fediverse and how we think we can help.
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Host your Remix app on Fastly Compute
With our new remix-compute-js libraries, you can now host your Remix application on our Compute platform, allowing you to serve at our world-wide edge network — you don't even need an origin server.
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Designing Next-Gen WAF Sites for your Organization
Flexible options for deploying Fastly’s Next-Gen WAF are critical for getting your security running effectively, quickly, and with the right structure for your organization.
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Fastly and the Fediverse, pt.1
We care deeply about all things open source and standards, and we’re excited to see how the Fediverse grows in the coming months. Today, we're explaining how it works and how we support it.
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Brotli: Compressing Data Efficiently | Fastly
As the importance of web performance is clear, more and more are adopting standardized metrics for measuring performance like Core Web Vitals that provide standard quality signals to track.
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Fastly Wins 2023 DEVIES Award for Glitch!
Fastly’s Glitch has won a 2023 DEVIES Award in the Developer Environments & Coding Tools category.
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Neil Hanlon and Rocky Linux | Fastly
Fastly interviews Neil Hanlon, infrastructure lead of Rocky Linux, an open-source enterprise operating system and member of our Fast Forward Program.
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Jupyter’s nbviewer.org: Yuvi Panda on open internet values | Fastly
We’re thrilled to welcome Project Jupyter’s nbviewer to our Fast Forward program. To learn more about the Jupyter nbviewer project, and project Jupyter’s values, we sat down with contributor Yuvi Panda.
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Fastly Wins 2022 Devportal Award as Fastly Fiddle Turns 5
Fastly Fiddle, a key feature of the Fastly Developer Hub is a powerful and flexible testing sandbox that allows developers to test configurations without putting their production environments at risk.