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Introducing Config Store: storing and updating configuration data at the edge just got better
MJ Jones
Config Store is a low-latency, key-value data store. It simplifies storing configuration data at the edge allowing you to deliver faster app experiences.
Compute + Edge Messaging? Introducing Fanout
Ashley Vassell
Fastly’s Fanout, a pub/sub style message bus built on Fastly infrastructure that operates in the Edge Messaging space, is now available in Limited Availability.
Available Now: Fastly Automation Tokens
Sanjeev Nagvekar
Announcing the availability of Fastly Automation Tokens: an authentication token that enables non-human clients to perform actions via the Fastly API.
Easy IAM authentication for GCP services now available. | Fastly
Dom Fee
Announcing general availability of IAM (Identity Access Management), secrets-free authentication for our Google BigQuery, Cloud Storage, and Pub/Sub logging integrations.
Easy Debugging with Compute@Edge Log Tailing UI | Fastly
Dom Soegono
The Fastly CLI is an excellent tool during development and debugging, when an engineer is typically working within the codebase and command line. But it may not always be the most readily available tool when you’re viewing observability metrics and dashboards in the browser. Our new C@E Log-Tailing UI solves this problem.
Data visualization for accessibility
Henry Zhang
At Fastly, we always strive to do the right thing. That’s why we’re introducing a more accessible data visualization color palette as part of our Edge Observer product.
Introducing WebSocket Support for all Fastly customers!
Ashley Vassell
Today, Fastly announces support for WebSockets on Delivery and Compute services in General Availability!
Announcing Rate Limiting Expansion for Next-Gen WAF
Daniel Corbett
Today we’re excited to announce an expansion of advanced rate limiting rules, increased blocking durations, and removal of limitations on non-IP client identifiers in the Fastly Next-Gen WAF.
Top 8 Ways We Support Our Next-Gen WAF Customers
Liam Mayron, Daniel Hampton
From user experience and thorough documentation to a dedicated research team, Fastly is committed to providing high-quality support to our customers.
Introducing the Redesigned Fastly Status Page
Corben Henry
The Fastly status page is unveiling a new design and enhanced functionality, including information on more products, as well as improved preferences on customer view, subscriptions, and notifications.
Log4j JNDI Attack Signal Now Available
Daniel Corbett
We are excited to announce the general availability of our new LOG4J-JNDI attack signal, which allows for detecting and mitigating Log4Shell attacks.
Free Trial Origin and Domain Inspector Today!
Dom Fee, Dom Soegono
We are excited to launch our first Observability free trial experience into the Fastly app! Gain full access to both Origin and Domain Inspector free for up to 30 days!
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.
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.
Four reasons you should try Fastly’s Image Optimizer
James Sherry
Major brands with strong web presences like The Guardian and Big Cartel rely on Image Optimizer to serve pixel-perfect images on the fly. Here are four reasons why you should try it out too.
The Signals Series, Part 1: Exploring Custom Signals
Liz Hurder
Traditional web application firewalls (WAFs) were created to stop malicious traffic from reaching your origin servers, which served its purpose well during an internet age of HTML and PNGs.
Write less, do more at the edge: Introducing expressly
Dora Militaru
Do you ever wish Compute@Edge worked like the framework you already know? Now it does. We just launched expressly, a lightweight and minimalist routing layer for JavaScript apps running on Fastly's Compute@Edge, and inspired by the popular Node.js framework, Express.
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.
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.
Virtual Patching with the Fastly Next-Gen WAF
Blake Dournaee
From bureaucratic red tape to chained dependencies patching servers has been a pain in the industry for years. This is why WAF-based virtual patching was introduced.
