Dankjewel voor deze verhelderende uitleg. Ik heb er niet bij stilgestaan dat door Cloudflare grote blokken van het internet letterlijk kunnen worden uitgeschakeld, door simpelweg een script te draaien
Dankjewel voor deze verhelderende uitleg. Ik heb er niet bij stilgestaan dat door Cloudflare grote blokken van het internet letterlijk kunnen worden uitgeschakeld, door simpelweg een script te draaien
#TIL #Fastly's root CA is called Certainly.
https://www.certainly.com/
If you use NixOS you make yourself dependent on the whims of Fastly that provides the CDN behind cache.nixos.org and maybe some other company that provides the 400TB S3 storage for the packages.
Another example of hidden dependence to the digital colonialist USA.
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TIL fastly launched a object storage product to compete with cloudflare R2.
IPv6 enabled by default similar to R2.
https://community.fastly.com/t/introducing-fastly-object-storage/3727
If you need to automatically catch errors in your Varnish Configuration Language files (VCL) of #Fastly, check out the GitHub Action that you can use as part of your CI/CD pipeline! https://github.com/ain/falco-github-action #DevOps #Automation
Just noticed ... #mastodon.social uses #fastly with ip location in #US ?!
Wouldn't it be better using Solutions from #EU or #Germany?
better for #privacy...
really think of moving to an instance, that is hosted in EU or better Germany. Or maybe deploy my own instance and providing it to public... Since longer time I try to avoid US services as much I can.
Fastlyが「AI Accelerator」正式リリース、生成AIからのレスポンスをキャッシュし高速化とコスト削減を実現
https://www.publickey1.jp/blog/25/fastlyai_acceleratorai.html
I wrote on the #fastly blog about Profiling Fastly Compute applications using the Firefox Profiler. I may have snuck in a pretty fractal: https://www.fastly.com/blog/profiling-fastly-compute-applications
サーバサイドJavaScriptの標準策定を目指す「WinterTC」がECMA International傘下で始動、W3CのWinterCGから移行
https://www.publickey1.jp/blog/25/javascriptwintertcecma_internationalw3cwintergc.html
#PyPI (za pośrednictwem #Fastly) teraz wymaga JavaScriptu, by dostać się na strony projektów. Wskutek tego, wszystkie przeglądarki tekstowe i proste narzędzia utraciły dostęp do serwisu.
Hosting projektów, który dotychczas uznawałem za najlepszy przykład dobrego webmasterstwa i dostępności, tak po prostu skoczył w najniższy krąg piekieł.
https://github.com/pypi/warehouse/issues/17285
https://discuss.python.org/t/fastly-interfering-with-pypi-search/73597/6
#PyPI (via #Fastly) now requires #JavaScript to access project pages. All text browsers and simple tools are effectively banned.
The forge that I considered to be the peak of clean and accessible design simply jumped down the to lowest rung of hell.
https://github.com/pypi/warehouse/issues/17285
https://discuss.python.org/t/fastly-interfering-with-pypi-search/73597/6
If you're running an #ActivityPub server, you might think carefully about how you use something like Cloudflare. I just spent 30 minutes troubleshooting why my AP server was getting a 403
when trying to pull up someone's webfinger, but I could issue the same exact command via curl
(same UA, headers, HTTP version, IP address, etc.) and it worked fine.
I've finally decided that it's just Cloudflare being a jerk. AP is inherently pretty noisy, but I was making things worse by looking up the webfinger too often. So the server would get hit with 6 requests in quick succession and it seems to be triggering something with Cloudflare. I reduced that to 3 by looking up the webfinger locally, and I can get further. But I still can't pull up this particular full profile (e.g., requesting followers
, following
, outbox
, in quick succession triggers the 403
).
This seems to be an uncommon configuration (I have 64,131 Actors currently in my database), but it's annoying. Plus, #CloudflareSucks. They've always sucked.
Use #Fastly if you need a #CDN. Or do it yourself with #Varnish if you just need caching.