Global CDN support for optimal performance worldwide
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to k.sni.global.fastly.net instead of your web servers. This means when resolving foo.bar.com it would direct the traffic to hit Fastly\xe2\x80\x99s servers.\n\nThis is important for a few key reasons, it enables them to hit a local Fastly point-of-presence (POP) and also allows them to be able to handle DDoS attacks before they hit your origin (if configured correctly, as I will cover).\n\nHere you can see an example CNAME resolving to Fastly:\n\n; <<>> DiG 9.16.1-Ubuntu <<>> foo.bar.com\n;;
Perimeter security with Fastly edge and AWS — Part I
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delivery model where we can offload the burden of requests from hitting origin and push more to the edge (more to come here!).\n\nIn our case we are using a mix of edge compute (C@E) which allows us to compile and execute RUST code on Fastly\xe2\x80\x99s edge, which can also take advantage of their CDN which can cache content from origin.\n\nA quick note on WebAssembly (WASM)\xe2\x80\xa6 this is one thing that is very interesting/exciting and will be one of the core enablers to making clients
Perimeter security with Fastly edge and AWS — Part I
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access control using DevRev\xe2\x80\x99s Multi-factor Authorization (MFA) system.\n\nImproved reliability\n\nA platform powered by a team you can count on\n\nOmni-channel support: Access our new PLuG widget offering proactive HyperCare support with single-touch deflection across multiple capabilities\n\nReal-time updates: Receive live updates on your tickets and track development progress transparently\n\nReliable SDK Delivery with Fastly CDN: PLuG SDK is delivered via Fastly CDN which ensures
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