KeychainPirate

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   by KeychainPirate 1y ago

   It was a low-code "make your own website" platform. The sort of thing that was popular before myspace/facebook/medium style walled gardens took over. Fastly bought it because they were/are desperate to pivot away fr
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   by KeychainPirate 2y ago

   > An edge cloud does seem ideal for national live events though OK, you almost had me believing you but "edge cloud" is 100% Fastly marketing speech. Any time I see somebody mention using Fastly, they turn out to be a Fastly em
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   by KeychainPirate 2y ago

   OP works for Fastly, they're pushing a lot of "demos" like this in the hopes that one of them goes viral because nobody is using their serverless platform. Don't waste your time adding engagement to it, all they want is
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   by KeychainPirate 2y ago

   According to the docs WebSockets are still incompatible with WAF and Origin Shield... https://docs.fastly.com/products/websockets If I'm not using Origin Shield, and I can't use WAF, why would I bother with F
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   by KeychainPirate 2y ago

   This blogpost is bitter and weird. Cloudflare is announcing an improvement in their platform, and Fastly is responding with a weird flex about losing their competitive advantage? As a customer, I don't really care which vendor had the