Fastly: End-to-End Private CDN Solutions

Today, with many enterprise functions being carried out online, businesses are adopting Content Delivery Networks (CDN) to deliver a reliable stream of content rapidly. The content stream can contain static or dynamic content, ecommerce transactions, video, voice, games, or a collection of data types that can reach end-users instantly. With the advent of the IoT and rising quality of data, the stress on CDNs to deliver performance, speed, and security is rising. CIOs in charge of channeling enterprise data through CDNs have to ensure that it is performed in a secure environment and suffers no lag when reaching users. To accomplish this, organizations have to employ cost-effective solutions with proven speeds and reliable services. Fastly, a CDN services provider based in San Francisco, CA, was founded to meet this need. “At Fastly, we serve data in an intelligent manner. Our CDN solutions are designed to maximize capacity and minimize overhead, while allowing the customers to maintain complete control and oversight,” says Artur Bergman, CEO, Fastly.

The firm delivers static and dynamic content on both public and client’s Point of Presence (PoP) at high speeds. Fastly’s flagship offering, Private CDN, can handle client-traffic exclusively. “This solution comes with delivery acceleration, real-time caching, security features, control panel, and SSL support,” says Bergman. The ability to select the PoP location and hit rate options has made it a popular choice for clients. Also, by providing real-time visibility and two-second configuration updates, the CDN solutions from Fastly ensure complete transparency across network operations.

Furthermore, Fastly’s robust security solution augments the responsive network to ensure that clients have full control over it. It capacitates clients with the ability to handle high-volume SSL, freedom to use the client’s own IP address space and firewalls. “Whatever your particular needs are, our integration team will build you the best-fit solution,” says Bergman.