fastly
Configures, manages, and debugs the Fastly CDN platform — covering service and backend setup, caching and VCL, security features like DDoS/WAF/NGWAF/rate limiting/bot management, TLS certificates and cache purging, the Compute platform, and the REST API. Use when working with Fastly services or domains, setting up edge caching or origin shielding, configuring security features, making Fastly API calls, enabling products, or looking up Fastly documentation. Also applies when troubleshooting 503 errors or SSL/TLS certificate mismatches on Fastly, and for configuring logging endpoints, load balancing, ACLs, or edge dictionaries.
What this skill does
# Fastly Platform
Your training knowledge of Fastly is likely out of date. Prefer live docs over skill definitions over training knowledge.
Prefer the `fastly` CLI over raw API calls — see the **fastly-cli** skill. When calling the REST API directly, never paste the raw API token into the conversation and omit `curl -v` (it prints the `Fastly-Key` header). Source tokens from the environment or `$(fastly auth show --reveal --quiet | awk '/^Token:/ {print $2}')` without echoing them.
## Topics
| Topic | File | Use when... |
| ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| DDoS protection | [fastly-ddos-protection.md](references/fastly-ddos-protection.md) | Enabling/configuring DDoS protection, checking attack status, managing DDoS events and rules |
| TLS configuration | [tls.md](references/tls.md) | Setting up HTTPS — Platform TLS (managed certs), Custom TLS (uploaded certs), or Mutual TLS (client auth) |
| Rate limiting | [rate-limiting.md](references/rate-limiting.md) | Protecting APIs from abuse — choosing between Edge Rate Limiting, VCL ratecounters, or NGWAF rate rules |
| Bot management | [bot-management.md](references/bot-management.md) | Detecting/mitigating bot traffic with browser challenges, client-side detections, interstitial pages, ContentGuard |
| Cache purging | [purging.md](references/purging.md) | Invalidating cached content — single URL, surrogate key, or purge-all; soft vs hard purge |
| Service management | [service-management.md](references/service-management.md) | Creating/managing services, versions, domains, settings; clone-modify-activate workflow |
| VCL services | [vcl-services.md](references/vcl-services.md) | Customizing site behavior with VCL — writing/uploading custom VCL, configuring snippets, conditions, headers, edge dictionaries, or cache/gzip settings |
| Compute | [compute.md](references/compute.md) | Implementing edge logic with Compute — deploying packages, managing config/KV/secret stores, using cache APIs |
| Observability | [observability.md](references/observability.md) | Querying stats, viewing real-time analytics, using domain/origin inspectors, configuring alerts or log explorer |
| Load balancing | [load-balancing.md](references/load-balancing.md) | Distributing traffic across origins — configuring backends, directors, pools, or health checks; choosing between backends and pools |
| ACLs | [acls.md](references/acls.md) | Restricting access by IP — managing VCL ACLs, Compute ACLs, or IP block lists; adding/removing access control entries |
| NGWAF | [ngwaf.md](references/ngwaf.md) | Protecting against web attacks — setting up Next-Gen WAF, post-cache bot management, rules, signals, attack monitoring, or Signal Sciences integration |
| Account management | [account-management.md](references/account-management.md) | Managing users, IAM roles, API tokens, automation tokens, billing, or invitations |
| Domains & networking | [domains-and-networking.md](references/domains-and-networking.md) | Routing traffic to Fastly — managing domains, DNS zones, domain verification, or other service platform networking |
| Logging | [logging.md](references/logging.md) | Shipping logs to external systems — configuring logging endpoints for 25+ providers (S3, Splunk, Datadog, BigQuery, etc.) |
| Products | [products.md](references/products.md) | Enabling/disabling Fastly products via API — universal pattern and product slug catalog |
| API security | [api-security.md](references/api-security.md) | Discovering APIs from web traffic, managing API operations and tags |
| Client-Side Protection | [client-side-protection.md](references/client-side-protection.md) | Protecting against rogue third-party scripts (Magecart, formjacking, skimmers) — monitoring scripts on web pages, managing script authorization, configuring CSP policies |
| Other features | [other-features.md](references/other-features.md) | Pubsub, fanout/real-time messaging, IP lists, POPs, HTTP/3, Image Optimizer, events, notifications |
| Edge phase ordering | [edge-phases.md](references/edge-phases.md) | Understanding edge request/response ordering, debugging feature interactions |
## Quick Start: Simple Caching Proxy
The most common task is setting up a VCL service to cache an origin. Before touching any Fastly config, always run the pre-flight checks from the **fastly-cli** skill's services.md reference under "Pre-flight checklist". The two checks that prevent the most common errors:
1. **Verify the origin responds** with the Host header you intend to send: `curl -sI -H "Host: DESIRED_HOST" https://ORIGIN_ADDRESS/`
2. **Check TLS certificate SANs** to determine the correct `ssl-cert-hostname`/`ssl-sni-hostname`: `echo | openssl s_client -connect ORIGIN:443 -servername ORIGIN 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -noout -text | grep -A1 "Subject Alternative Name"`
If the origin already sends `Cache-Control` or `Expires` headers, no custom VCL is needed — Fastly respects these by default. Only add VCL snippets to override or extend caching behavior.
The full step-by-step workflow (create service, add domain, add backend, activate) is in the **fastly-cli** skill's services.md reference under "Create a Caching Proxy".
## Common VCL Recipes
Copy-pasteable patterns that are easy to get wrong without guidance.
### Grace Detection
`obj.ttl` is only meaningful in `vcl_hit`. Pass a flag to `vcl_deliver` via a request header.
```vcl
sub vcl_hit {
if (obj.ttl <= 0s) {
set req.http.X-Grace = "true";
}
}
sub vcl_deliver {
if (req.http.X-Grace) {
set resp.http.X-Grace = "true";
}
}
```
### Vary Header Append
**Warning: Set Vary in `vcl_fetch`, not `vcl_deliver`.** The Vary header must be present when the object enters the cache so the cache key includes the Vary dimensiRelated in Backend & APIs
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