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

Two-Minute Tech Tuesdays - Memory Governor

In this week’s episode of Two-Minute Tech Tuesday, we'll talk about Memory Governor. The Memory Governor is a Varnish Enterprise feature that is part of Massive Storage Engine. It limits the total footprint of the Varnish worker process while sizing the cache dynamically.

 

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2/15/22 9:42 AM
by Thijs Feryn

Varnish or Squid?

When you think of caching proxies and software for speeding up your website, you think about Varnish and Squid. But how do they compare? Which one is right for your web service?

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11/29/21 5:19 PM
by Ian Vaughan

MSE at your fingertips - controlling where your objects are stored through the MSE VMOD

 

Usually when we talk about the Massive Storage Engine (MSE), we’re talking about its main features and use cases. After all, storage is a kind of hidden, unsexy necessity that powers, in part, many of the conveniences we take for granted: ubiquitous on-demand streaming services, for example. The instant-delivery accessibility of these content libraries is not magic even if it sometimes seems like it. And our MSE discussion normally revolves around the efficiency and speed enabled by a smart storage and caching setup designed for high-performance video distribution, CDNs, and large-cache use cases.

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11/19/19 4:45 PM
by Pål Hermunn Johansen

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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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