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Artur Bergman (山男)
@crucially
Chief Architect/Founder of Fastly. I literally make your internet faster. 🗻👦🏼
LHR,NYC,DEN,SFO,TYO - 40k ft Katılım Mart 2007
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@SOJewell Thank you 🙏
Technically I think they are carpenter pants, way more pockets that cargo pants. And yes forgot the lesson that if both your hands are on the tool you and cut yourself.
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@crucially loved your talk yesterday. I sat in the front row and smiled :-) appreciated the Festool cargo-trousers (pants?) and also wondered about the plasters (band aids?) on your fingers- a Festool accident?
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Our systems remain 100% operational while sustaining over 20,000 requests per second with over 1MM users per hour. Without the support of @fastly, we would not be able to serve our community during this tragic time. Thank you.
Fastly@fastly
Huge kudos to @watchdutyapp, a Fast Forward member, for their incredible work supporting those affected by the devastating LA fires. Their rapid response have been a lifeline to the community. Proud to see their impact & grateful for their dedication! 🙌 gizmodo.com/watch-duty-hit…
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@_m27e Have emailed them as intrigued. But if their req/s is serious then it’s a non starter
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tech challenge time. Imagine you can’t use AWS or Cloudflare. You need a CDN, WAF with rate limiting and want it to be reasonably priced. Bonus points if they’re SOC 2 etc. Who are you using?
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Yamagoya、初めて来たけどおもしろかった〜。CTOの方のKeynoteが「Festoolという工具メーカーの製品が相互に接続できる規格でいろんな物作ってるから、集塵機と収納箱が繋げられておもしろい」みたいなFastlyに直接関係ない(けど興味深い)話を当初し続けていて、本物のGeek感あってなんかよかった。
うちやま@highwide
今日はFastlyのYamagoyaにきた。 learn.fastly.com/Yamagoya2024.h…
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@rakyll And based what I am hearing from customers, they are starting to use rust more.
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Thousands of Ruby companies became Go companies in the last 10 years. We never expected Go to be relevant to the Ruby community but type safety matters to many medium to large projects and the way to get that is to stop using Ruby -- an incredibly expensive choice.
DHH@dhh
TypeScript sucked out much of the joy I had writing JavaScript. I’m forever grateful that @yukihiro_matz didn’t succumb to the pressure of adding similar type hints to Ruby. May we forever enjoy this beloved language without 🙏 zverok.space/blog/2023-05-0…
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@rmccue @JohnONolan @remkusdevries @fastly @Ghost Curious, what could we have done better to entice you to change?
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@JohnONolan @remkusdevries @fastly @Ghost Had the exact same experience going through their sales process. CF wanted to sell me things I didn't want and avoid technical side, Fastly got right to the point. (We ended up sticking with CloudFront ultimately though.)
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In the last 6 months traffic to Ghost(Pro) sites has more than doubled to well over 200million requests per month across ~10k sites.
SysAdmins: 1
Support staff: 1
VC: $0
Code: Open Source
Don’t let anyone try to convince you that you can’t do big things with limited resources.
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@crucially I still remember our first "bill" was for like $5, quite a bit more than that now!
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Thank you for the kind words! So cool what y’all are doing, and so important!
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@izs It also makes bootstrapping a cache server really fast since all the packages are locally available ;)
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@izs One example is that browsers retry requests a ridiculous amour of times, papering over transient network errors but at the cost of latency.
Automated package managers are significantly stingier on the retries and thus expose transient errors at once. Helps improve the network.
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Not many people know or remember this, but without @fastly generously offering free service to the npm registry at the end of 2013 through early 2014 when we got funding, the service probably would have died.
Artur Bergman (山男)@crucially
I grew up in the open source world, I learned a lot by contributing to open source and of course Fastly was built on open source! So it makes me very happy to be able to keep supporting these fundamental projects that help make the internet a better place.
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We're grateful that @fastly has served PyPI with free services since May 2013 and are excited to be part of their new initiative Fast Forward ⏩ which aims to empower everyone to build the good, open internet.
Read more here: fastly.com/blog/fast-forw…
Fastly Devs@FastlyDevs
📣Announcing Fast Forward ⏩ the next phase in our commitment to making the internet a better place. 🧵
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I'm glad to see our friends at @fastly make their support of open source even more prominent: fastly.com/fast-forward - the curl project has been the beneficiary of their support for many years now. And we love it.
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I grew up in the open source world, I learned a lot by contributing to open source and of course Fastly was built on open source! So it makes me very happy to be able to keep supporting these fundamental projects that help make the internet a better place.
𝙷𝚊𝚗𝚗𝚊𝚑 𝙰𝚞𝚋𝚛𝚢 💞@haubles_
Something special is happening — we have big news to share! ⏩ @crucially and I are thrilled to share how @fastly supports the open source & open internet community: Fast Forward. fastly.com/blog/fast-forw…
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@alex_s_ @triblondon @fastly @Akamai @Cloudflare @cloudfront Looking at adding to the standard header rule implementation, but you can add it yourself around it by doing
set beresp.ttl = beresp.http.CDN-Cache-Control:max-age;
set.beresp.stale_if_error = beresp.http.CDN-Cache-Control:stale_if_error; ..
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@triblondon @crucially @fastly @Akamai @Cloudflare @cloudfront That is very informative. We are looking forward to find a general solution for the FOS "Symfony HttpCache" and such a standard like "CDN-Cache-Control" would be awesome. The "Surrogate-Control" is also in discussion but could not yet found out who is supporting that.
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Hello @fastly, @Akamai, @Cloudflare, what is the state of your cooperation about a general control header for cdns: datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft… And is @cloudfront also supporting this?
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Artur Bergman (山男) retweetledi
Today we announced the Board of Directors has appointed Todd Nightingale @tnight as the company’s next Chief Executive Officer, effective September 1, 2022. Todd is a proven and passionate technology leader and we are thrilled to have him join our team. fastly.us/3zxbfH6
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@deflatermouse points out that the video is extremely correct -- we actually had a guy fawkes mask in the apartment
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Very devastated by the passing of @dakami -- little known fact but Dan was instrumental in convincing me to start @fastly and the DNS exploit came out of racing DNS replies as the amazing video shows youtube.com/watch?v=B-v_wJ… #dankam
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