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No Code Request RoutingShane Burgess
Simplify traffic routing with no code request routing. Host multiple services on one domain with declarative, path-based rules – no custom code required.
CDN & DeliveryEngineering+1
World Cup Viewership: What Keeps Fans Watching (and Tuning Out)Austin Spires, Ashley Hurwitz
What drives World Cup viewership? We analyzed global streaming traffic trends, from halftime dips to star players and nail-biting finishes, on our edge network.
CDN & DeliveryEdge network+3
AI is Taking From Publishers! Here’s How They Can Fix ItJohn Agger
The old deal between publishers and search is broken. AI extracts content value without clicks or compensation. Here's the new architecture publishers need.
AICDN & Delivery+2
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How to Prove the Business Value of Your Edge InfrastructureDibakar Das, Delen Trance
Stop the "silent performance" problem. Discover how to prove the business value of your edge infrastructure with Fastly's new ROI-focused reporting.
DevOpsEdge network+3
Using the Gini Coefficient to Plan Edge CapacityBarath Raghavan
Discover how Fastly uses the Gini coefficient, a metric usually reserved for economics, to model edge traffic inequality, improve cache efficiency, and plan capacity.
AICompute+4
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The Fastly C++ SDK is Now Generally AvailableJesse von Doom
Fastly's C++ SDK for Compute is now generally available, bringing native edge performance, WebAssembly security, and access to the vast C++ ecosystem.
ComputeDevOps+3
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Deploying Fastly's Next-Gen WAF with Google Cloud Service Extensions to Help Secure Traffic at ScaleAlisha Stull, James Nguyen, +1
Discover how Fastly's Next-Gen WAF and Google Cloud Service Extensions deliver real-time threat protection, scalable security, and low-latency performance.
EngineeringDevOps+1
UA Spoofing 101: Detection and Defense with Fastly’s Next-Gen WAFAsh Naiku, The Fastly Security Technical Account Management Team
Learn how to detect and defend against User-Agent spoofing. Discover how Fastly’s Next-Gen WAF uses behavioral signals to unmask automated threats and bots.
SecurityCDN & Delivery+2
Credential Stuffing is the Real Boss Fight for Gaming PlatformsDavid King, Ashley Hurwitz
Credential stuffing threatens player trust and revenue in gaming. Learn how to stop account takeover attacks at the edge without disrupting the player experience.
SecurityIndustry insights
We Built the Proxy Behind Firefox's New Built-In VPN — Here's How It WorksShane Burgess
Discover how Fastly built the proxy powering Firefox's new built-in VPN, using HTTP CONNECT, QUIC, and MASQUE for scalable web privacy.
PrivacyEngineering+1
Six Common Live Streaming Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)Mark Richards
After years of supporting some of the world's biggest live streaming events, we've seen the same mistakes surface time and again. Here's how to avoid them.
CDN & DeliveryStreaming
How Fastly and Skyfire Enable Trusted Agentic Commerce at the EdgeOmeed Nosrati, Leigh Clancy, +1
Discover how Fastly and Skyfire help businesses verify AI agents, enable payments, and enforce trusted access at the edge.
AIEdge network+2
AI Traffic Grew 6.5x Faster Than Human Traffic This YearArtur Bergman, Hossein Lotfi
Fastly data shows AI traffic grew 30% from January to May 2026, with autonomous systems nearing half of internet requests and reshaping web infrastructure.
AICDN & Delivery+1
Bot Defense is Table Stakes. Machine Traffic Requires a Business StrategyJoan Jenkins
Businesses need more than bot blocking as AI traffic surges. Learn how to distinguish valuable AI interactions from risk and build a machine traffic strategy.
AISecurity+1
Python SDK Beta: How the Language of AI Runs Faster and Safer with FastlyErik Rose, Ajay Bharadwaj, +1
Bring your Python code and AI agents to the edge with Fastly's Python SDK Beta. Get maximum speed, security, and standard CPython compatibility.
AICompute+4
Give AI Agents the Markdown They Actually WantJonathan Speek
AI crawlers prefer Markdown over HTML. Learn how to use Fastly Compute to serve clean, cached Markdown to AI agents without changing your origin.
AICompute+1
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How to Configure Local Logging for an On-Prem Next-Gen WAF AgentBrooks Cunningham, Fastly Enterprise Solution Architects
Learn how to configure local logging for Fastly NGWAF on-prem agents using Docker, environment variables, and real-time log tailing.
DevOpsEngineering+2
Accountability Without Control Is Breaking Security LeadershipMarshall Erwin
CISOs are being held accountable for breaches without gaining more control over the systems and decisions that shape risk. Fastly CISO Marshall Erwin explains why AI is widening the gap between accountability, visibility, and enforcement.
Industry insightsAI+1