Fastly 的 Compute@Edge：提高 Web 性能并推动业务增长
技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
- 传感器 - 温度传感器
用例
- 交通监控
- 交通模拟
关于客户
Edgemesh 为几乎所有垂直领域的媒体公司和电子商务客户提供支持，每天响应 4-50 亿个资源级请求。
挑战
Edgemesh 是一家网络加速公司，需要提高客户网站的性能，以提供快速可靠的体验。
解决方案
Edgemesh 实施了 Fastly 的 Compute@Edge 解决方案，该解决方案使他们能够在客户附近的边缘执行代码，从而实现极快的速度和高度个性化的用户体验。
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