Enormous news! the Python Software Foundation now has a 5 year commitment with Fastly to deliver @pypi, us.pycon.org, and much more. We appreciate you and your continued investment in the #python community, Fastly! #PyConUS
Fastly uses the H2O reverse proxy for fast and secure TLS termination over QUIC, HTTP/3, HTTP/2, and 1.1.
The project site compares its benchmarks only to Nginx. I'd love to see a more recent comparison that includes ATS (Apache Traffic Server), HAProxy, and Varnish/Hitch as fellow reverse proxies for TLS termination.
I got #diesel running in #RustRover with #rustlang. The experience is what you'd expect from an ORM—pretty smooth and nice. I like this. I'll have to use this with a web app next.
It also works great with the built-in database tools in RustRover.
Any plans to help RustRover beginners (or for my case IntelliJ-IDEA + Rust plugin) to configure the env for specific projects?
It worked fine for me when working on a #fastly Compute@Edge project, but the IDE struggled when I tried to work on the #gitui open source project from GitHub: no auto complete, nor other IDE features.
Maybe its structure is too complex for RustRover?
Have you ever tried the IDE on it? Any advice?
#Debian has been moving more towards the deb.debian.org mirror which is provided by a single CDN company, #Fastly. It works well, but also feeds an enormous amount of #metadata to a single company, and it can be used to track computers and maybe even people. And the privacy policy in effect is unclear. Fastly says the #privacy policy of the "subscriber" applies, but the privacy policy for deb.debian.org is not listed anywhere I could find. Anyone have any insight here?
I’d imagine #Fastly NOC to be best equipped to look into this but I'm about 99% certain I would get told off for writing them rather than @github support, so not expecting this to get resolved any time soon
huge thanks to Fastly for supporting my work by including my websites in their "fast forward" program! they're generously providing caching services for @web3isgreat and citation needed.
This is probably the most exciting time to be an internet person, possibly since the 'net first blinked on.
How we experience the web is undergoing seismic shifts —#AI, #XR, and the #SocialWeb will make for increasingly personal and engaging experiences, softening the borders between our digital and physical worlds.
The technology that will power it all is #WebAssembly — a new way to execute code on the browser and server that is faster, safer, and more accessible than anything we've experienced before.
Check out my recent blog post to learn all about #Wasm from the people building it at #Fastly.
📣 We recently gave the #OnionShare site a refresh. Now with an easy way to donate to support the project, better accessibility, a refined interface, and expanded product family.
OnionShare is a free and #opensource tool for #anonymous peer-to-peer file sharing, web hosting, and chatting. Built by a journalist for the highest levels of operational security.
I'm very (erm ... vary LOL) interested in the inclusion of “Cookie" in your Vary header:
vary: Accept, Accept-Language, Cookie
This means each cached object at #Fastly is going to be indexed on path+hostHeader+AcceptHeader+AcceptLanguageHeader+CookieHeader. Doesn't that massively reduce your cache hit ratio (and increase your cached objects), because the Cookie header can possibly have so many variations inside it?
Since 2021, Fastly has reliably served the @rockylinux community by fronting more than 13 petabytes of traffic over 19 billion requests for @resf services, with zero downtime! We are proud to be affiliated with this great organization, and grateful for their support of our open source project. #cybersecurity#valuesdriven#fastly@devs
I got a newsletter from #Fastly that I didn't remember subscribing to, possibly as a result of them being attached to a #SANS talk. (The first one appeared in my mailbox on October 26, so even I might remember something that recent.)
When I clicked the Unsubscribe link in the mail, the web page said "Fill out the form and we'll send you a link to edit your preferences."
So I went back to my email and reported them as #spam and blocked them.
Last week I gave a talk about the importance of trust in building an #internet that is free, safe, and open at #RustGlobal / #WasmCon. In it I talked about moments of trust I've seen built here on the #fediverse, and in my work rebuilding the #Fastly#opensource program as #FastForward.