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Varnish Cache New Release Varnish Features Varnish Cache 7.5

Thijs Feryn March 22, 2024

Varnish Cache 7.5 Is Now Available

March 15th just passed, which means we can expect a new release of Varnish Cache. As a quick reminder: every year on...

Varnish Cache Varnish Docker Image Varnish Cache 7.5

A new Docker image was expected since Varnish Cache 7.5 just got released a few days ago. But this time, the new image...

web performance varnish enterprise Varnish Controller varnish controller 6.0

Varnish Controller 6.0 is here! This represents a milestone for Varnish Software and the evolution of Controller, our...

varnish enterprise Kubernetes Varnish Enterprise Helm Chart

We’re happy to announce the availability of the official Varnish Enterprise Helm Chart. Helm is a package manager and...

reduce streaming costs control content securing content delivery broadcast Telcos

Is the era of "cheap, all-you-can-watch content” (for consumers) ending? This is the contention of a recent Guardian...

web performance content delivery reduce streaming costs content delivery software reduce egress fees

The move from legacy distribution methods towards an all-IP streaming business model is top of mind for broadcasters,...

web performance reduce streaming costs edge computing origin offload reduce egress fees

“From an infrastructure provisioning point of view, if you can deliver the same or better demand with less...

Advanced Cache Invalidation cache invalidation purging varnish enterprise banning

When talking about caching, nearly all the attention goes to ensuring that content is properly stored in the cache....

MSE Varnish Massive Storage Engine VoD VoD streaming edge computing Varnish Controller Traffic Router

In our recent webinar with STL, From CDN to Edge Content Delivery: Quantifying the Big Opportunity, we received a lot...

Edgestash parallel ESI ecommerce Image VMOD ykey graphql caching personalization

For e-commerce and online retail, revenue and web performance are inextricably linked. Delays, latency and downtime...