Fastly launches free developer accounts
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Fastly launches free developer accounts
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#2200GB and 2 Million monthly requests; Unlimited L3/4 DDoS mitigation; WebSockets and Push Notifications; K/V store
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#3Looks like the interesting stuff is only on a 30 day free trial. If you want to use it for a hobby site beyond that, you need to pay US$50+/month.
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#4last time I checked, functions were part of the "minimum $50/month" thing. This doesn't look like a free tier, it's a trial period.
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#5If you mostly generate static content, is the way to go to abuse free tier cdns?
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#6IMO this addresses what has been Cloudflare's biggest competitive advantage for years - Fastly was out of budget for hobbyists meaning it was much harder for developers to kick the wheels on it.
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#7What happens if you go over the 200GB or 2 Million monthly requests limits?
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#8IMO this addresses what has been Cloudflare's biggest competitive advantage for years - Fastly was out of budget for hobbyists meaning it was much harder for developers to kick the wheels on it.
Fastly is still out of budget for hobbyists who want to run their logic at the edge. For comparison, Cloudflare Workers starts at $5/month. It would be nice if Fastly could make the stuff that’s only free for 30 days available at a similar price point — jumping straight to $50/month is bit much.
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#9last time I checked, functions were part of the "minimum $50/month" thing. This doesn't look like a free tier, it's a trial period.
It’s a free tier for CDN, Storage, Observability, and lots more stuff. Definitely want to hear what you’re looking for on the computing side, we’ll be iterating.
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#10If you mostly generate static content, is the way to go to abuse free tier cdns?
For static content github pages are unbeatable