Fastly vs Uploadcare
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Fastly's real-time content delivery network gives you total control over your content, unprecedented access to performance analytics, and the ability to instantly update content in 150 milliseconds. | Uploadcare is file management platform and a CDN for user-generated content. It is a robust file API for uploading, managing, processing, rendering, optimizing, and delivering users’ content. |
static content delivery; event-driven content delivery; Dynamic Site Acceleration (DSA); API caching; Instant Purge; Soft Purge; surrogate keys; streaming and VOD; Real-time Analytics; instant configuration; instant deploys; built on Varnish; Custom VCL upload; on-demand DDoS mitigation; Transport Layer Security; PCI compliance and compliance services; Origin Shield; real-time streaming logs; Historical Stats; Edge Dictionaries; Fastly’s Cloud Accelerator; Configuration Control Panel; stale-if-error; stale-while-revalidate; Edge Side Includes (ESI); GeoIP/geography detection; mobile device detection; edge authorization/paywalls; shopper prioritization | Stores files in Uploadcare Storage or connects to your AWS S3 buckets;
Delivers content in an instant across 5 continents with Uploadcare CDN;
Takes minutes to integrate thanks to series of guides for most popular Web platforms, programming languages, and frameworks;
Well-documented and provides live chat or email support;
Provides on-the-fly image processing and tools for editing images in desktop and mobile browsers;
Lets you resize, crop, rotate, enhance, extract colors, detect faces, and whatnot;
Provides REST API to manage your cloud storage;
Lets you upload files from multiple sources using File Uploader, raw API, libraries or plugins;
Provides HIPAA-compliance and PHI protection; |
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