2015-05-16 0:04 GMT+02:00 Harald:
> On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 11:17 PM, Samuel Lelievre
> <samuel.lelie...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I can try to dig into the fastly documentation,
>> community forum, or ask the support team.
>
> Well, not sure if this helps. This fastly CDN is the technology behind
> the github pages, that's why this comes into play. It would be cool to
> use such a global CDN directly. Do they have some offerings for
> nonprofit/open-source projects?
Yes. See the page (excerpt below):
http://www.fastly.com/about/open-source/
Open Source at Fastly
We're passionate about open source. Not only do we use open source
software in our own products, but we also regularly contribute to
Varnish, Chef, Ganglia, and many other leading open source initiatives.
Fastly is committed to helping developers move their open source
projects forward. If you're in need of a content delivery network,
give us a shout [1].
Fastly currently supports the following projects by providing them
with free content delivery:
- Bundler
- The Debian Project
- HTTP Archive
- MetaCPAN
- MIT Media Lab
- OpenStreetMap
- Python Packaging Authority
- Python Software Foundation
- Ruby
- sitespeed.io
- W3C
- Video.js
- PerfBar
- Haskell
Fastly uses and contributes to:
- Chef
- Ganglia
- Memcached
- Perl
- Varnish Cache
Fastly employees have made and open sourced:
- Epoch
- Avalanche
You can also see Fastly's open source libraries on our
API clients page [2].
[1] mailto community at fastly dot com
[2] http://docs.fastly.com/api/clients
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