Optimize Artifact Caching, Minimize Developer Wait Time with Varnish Massive Storage Engine

 

Intuition tells us that it is impossible to lower costs without decreasing web performance, or increase web performance without introducing additional expense. This blog post is about the remarkable ways in which Varnish Enterprise’s Massive Storage Engine (MSE) solves this challenge, specifically within DevOps contexts where efficient delivery of large developer artifacts like repositories and images is business critical.

 

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3/7/24 6:54 PM
by Ian Vaughan

Delivering Powerful Web Functionality at the Edge

The hunt for exceptional Quality of Service at scale, and at low cost, is pushing workloads to the network edge. Moving compute resources to the edge improves existing services and enables new latency-sensitive, bandwidth-intensive use cases. Achieving this, however, requires infrastructure capable of handling the performance, compute, scalability and flexibility demands of edge delivery. 

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2/28/24 5:55 PM
by Ian Vaughan

How The Hindu Newspaper Revolutionized Their Online News Delivery with Varnish Enterprise

 

Digital agility defines success. The Hindu, a highly popular English-language daily newspaper in India, provides a shining example of technological adaptation and advancement. This post delves into how The Hindu supercharged its content delivery using Varnish Enterprise.

 

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2/20/24 8:17 PM
by Ian Vaughan

Caching “Uncacheable” Artifactory Resources to Boost Cache Efficiency

Varnish is designed to optimize performance by enabling opportunities for efficiency improvements. In previous discussions, we have explored the role of Varnish in enhancing the performance of artifact management tools like Artifactory. Our focus now shifts to a particular aspect of this process: the way Varnish manages authorization in scenarios where it serves as an intermediary between Artifactory and its users. We will delve into Varnish's capability to cache content that is typically labeled "uncacheable" due to access restrictions. By caching private artifacts and adhering to Artifactory’s authorization rules, Varnish not only alleviates the load on the backend but also elevates cache performance, thereby bolstering developer productivity.

 

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2/7/24 6:04 PM
by Adrian Herrera

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The Varnish blog is where our team writes about all things related to Varnish Cache and Varnish Software...or simply vents.

 

 
 

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