Changelog
Fastly's documentation changelog lists all content recently created or significantly updated on docs.fastly.com, with older items available separately, organized by month and year. We also provide a machine-readable feed of our changelog for use with RSS-compatible software.
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Documentation Changes for the Current Month
New docs
The following documents are new to the help desk support series as part of our regular documentation update efforts:
Recently edited and reviewed docs
The following documentation was edited as part of a normal review cycle or as a result of updates to how the Fastly web interface and API operate:
- About dictionaries
- About Fastly Image Optimizer
- About the Compute page
- Accounts and pricing plans
- About the stats for Compute services
- Checking cache
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Amazon Kinesis Data Streams
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Amazon S3
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Cloud Files
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Datadog
- Compute@Edge log streaming: DigitalOcean
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Elasticsearch
- Compute@Edge log streaming: FTP
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Google BigQuery
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Google Cloud Pub/Sub
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Google Cloud Storage
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Honeycomb
- Compute@Edge log streaming: HTTPS
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Kafka
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Log Shuttle
- Compute@Edge log streaming: LogDNA
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Logentries
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Loggly
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Heroku's Logplex
- Compute@Edge log streaming: New Relic Logs
- Compute@Edge log streaming: OpenStack
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Papertrail
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Scalyr
- Compute@Edge log streaming: SFTP
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Splunk
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Sumo Logic
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Syslog
- Resource limits
- Summary product definitions
- Useful conditions for logging
- Using Fastly with apex domains
- Working with dictionaries in the web interface
- Working with domains
- Working with rate limiting policies
April 2022 Documentation Changes
Recently edited and reviewed docs
The following documentation was edited as part of a normal review cycle or as a result of updates to how the Fastly web interface and API operate:
- About the Secure page
- About the web interface controls
- Creating error pages with custom responses
- Fastly 101: Introduction
- Fastly Next-Gen WAF (powered by Signal Sciences)
- Fastly's Full-Site Delivery
- Serving HTTPS traffic using certificates you manage
- Serving HTTPS traffic using Fastly-managed certificates
- Shielding
- Start here
- TLS service options
- TLS termination
- Using dynamic VCL Snippets
March 2022 Documentation Changes
New docs
The following documents are new to the help desk support series as part of our regular documentation update efforts:
Recently edited and reviewed docs
The following documentation was edited as part of a normal review cycle or as a result of updates to how the Fastly web interface and API operate:
- About dictionaries
- About the Origin Inspector stats
- About the stats for Deliver services
- About the Stats page
- About the web interface controls
- Alibaba Object Storage Service
- Amazon S3
- Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage
- Compute@Edge log streaming: Elasticsearch
- DigitalOcean Spaces
- Enabling automatic gzipping
- Enabling TLS 1.3 through Fastly
- Fastly 101: Conclusion
- Fastly Next-Gen WAF professional services
- Getting started with Fastly
- Google Cloud Storage
- How we calculate your bill
- Log streaming: Elasticsearch
- Resource limits
- Serving HTTPS traffic using certificates you manage
- Serving HTTPS traffic using Fastly-managed certificates
- Specifying an override host
- Start here
- Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage
- Working with dictionaries using the web interface
- Working with hosts
Older content updates are also available.