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Speed up your content with our next-generation CDN, Edge Storage, and Optimization Services. We're making the internet hop faster!
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    Jun 19
    We crossed a huge milestone: 100,000 paying customers. πŸ°πŸŽ‰ More importantly, that's 100,000 businesses, creators, developers, and teams that trust bunny.net every day. Thank you for being part of the journey. ❀️
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    Composer and Packagist are critical shared infrastructure for the PHP ecosystem, serving billions of package installs a year. The new sponsorship program spreads the cost of running them beyond a single company, and we're glad to be one of the launch sponsors!
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    Jul 30
    Composer & Packagist now have a sponsorship program. Thank you to our launch sponsors 🀝 @AikidoSecurity, @awscloud, @SocketSecurity, @BunnyCDN, @upsundotcom, @sonatype, @tideways, @datadog and @algolia for sharing this burden. blog.packagist.com/announcing-the… #php #phpc #composerphp
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    21h
    ICYMI: Your code used to always run after the CDN cache, which meant no per-request control once a response was cached. You had to choose between caching and control. Now you can have both ✌️ Run scripts before the CDN cache, and give them a script cache with the Cache API.
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    Aug 7
    Your application is unique. Your WAF should be too. πŸ›‘οΈ With Bunny Shield's custom WAF rules, you can tailor protection to your application, reduce false positives, and stop threats without disrupting legitimate traffic. Learn more through the link in the repliesπŸ‘‡
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    Aug 6
    A 1.35 Tbps flood hit GitHub in 2018, and they were back up within minutes. On the other hand, a single laptop running Slowloris can be much harder to stop. Attack difficulty is how much it resembles your normal traffic. Here are four examples πŸ‘‰
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    Why attacks sometimes look like normal traffic
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