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Our Managed CDN extends Fastly’s industry-leading services to your private network, eliminating storage space constraints and improving web and mobile performance. You get complete control over what content stays in cache and for how long, commonly resulting in cache hit ratios of over 99%. Fastly’s Managed CDN also provides greater origin traffic predictability, since your data is stored on dedicated servers optimally sized and maintained for your needs.
For dotCMS customers with high-traffic sites or content that changes frequently, Fastly's instant purge capability is particularly valuable — it means editorial updates in dotCMS are reflected globally in milliseconds, not minutes. Its edge computing features also allow teams to run lightweight logic closer to users without round-tripping back to the origin server.
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