Varnish Software Announces Europe-Hosted Content Delivery Network
Varnish Software has announced a fully Europe-hosted Content Delivery Network (CDN), which ensures that all traffic, logs, and metadata are processed strictly within European jurisdiction.
Varnish CDN provides a sovereign technology stack with “the scaling capabilities of major US providers without the attendant regulatory risk,” says Robin Fransson in a related blog post.
The service, which is designed to be deployed in minutes, operates entirely within Europe and offers:
- Native resilience: Built-in DDoS protection, GeoIP blocking, and hotlink protection to ensure service continuity.
- Bot protection: Real-time AI mitigation against sophisticated scraping, fraud, and automated attacks.
- Managed web application firewall (WAF) security: Advanced rulesets to block application-layer threats, including SQL injection and credential theft.
Varnish CDN is available now with a range of pricing, including a free tier for testing, personal use, and proof of concepts.
Learn more at Varnish CDN.
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