Your website's speed is not only important to your users, but also to Google. Google factors your page speed into your search ranking score and in June will rely on it more heavily for computing your Google Page Rank. This performance score is also called your Google Page Experience Score. In this blog post, I'll demonstrate how Google computes your performance score and how Varnish Enterprise can help improve it.

We’re very excited to introduce Varnish Controller to the world! Our new administration console for managing Varnish clusters, the Varnish Controller makes Varnish tools and processes accessible from an intuitive user interface. It’s built from the ground up to make deploying and maintaining Varnish easier and faster, with tools for autoscaling, updating edge logic, load balancing and more.

Caching is good. What if, though, you could increase caching efficiency by letting some objects through the net, and not caching them as they are requested?

This is the thinking behind a new feature in the latest release of Varnish Enterprise that allows object misses to be counted via utils.backend_misses().

Content providers often cater to global audiences when delivering streaming, news, e-commerce and gaming services. This makes tailoring content to specific locations crucial for delivering the best web experiences for their users. Being able to feed IP intelligence into content delivery operations means you can offer personalized, location-specific content experiences while managing global web traffic levels intelligently. Granular, location-based control over content delivery enables content localization, enhanced analytics and the ability to manage access and digital rights in line with national regulations and traffic patterns.