Amir Yalon
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Amir Yalon commented,
Hi Justin, [quote="justin, post:2, topic:1147, full:true"] I'm sure you'll appreciate there's more to it than just using Let's Encrypt! Whatever method we use for TLS certificate provisioning, the...
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Amir Yalon commented,
Here is a workaround. Set your desired TTL for stale-while-revalidate, and use a shorter TTL for the cache, so Fastly will continue to always serve from cache, but newer objects will be picked up e...
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Amir Yalon commented,
[quote="Ilya_Kaplan, post:3, topic:946"] The only problem with this approach, is that there's no easy way to remove access from some API. [/quote] If you include a timestamp in the authenticated h...
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Amir Yalon commented,
In custom VCL, you can add: In sub vcl_fetch, close to the top: set beresp.http.X-Origin-Cache-Control = beresp.http.Cache-Control; And in sub vcl_deliver: if (!req.http.Fastly-Debug) { un...
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Amir Yalon commented,
Hi Peter, Ignore the Surrogate-Key header for the sake of the current discussion. This is actually a feature request for a hypothetical Purge-Surrogate-Keys header, which would instruct Fastly to ...
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Amir Yalon commented,
See also this nice writeup on the subject: Beacon termination at the edge.
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Amir Yalon commented,
Hi Michael, It would be interesting to see your actual question answered, but just to give you another option to think about: streaming logs. In this type of request, instruct the edge to deliver ...
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Amir Yalon commented,
These events are logged, so you should be able to alert on them as a part of log monitoring.
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Amir Yalon commented,
+1 for Fastly SNI support. Shared SAN is great, but it’s a big price leap for lighter users. It would be nice to see wider adoption of SSL by everyone, given how easy it is to get a minimal level...