Advanced Global CDN
Empower teams to manage their own sites, drive growth through iteration, calibrate control over branding, and extend enterprise-grade security.
Unlock Growth Through Iteration
Iteratively test and launch site updates enabling Agile marketing, WebOps, and growth. By reviewing requests at the edge and using domain masking, your team can direct traffic to new or test pages before your CMS application ever starts - all with a seamless experience for visitors.
Set Your Brands & Teams Free
Empower your best teams and brands to own their websites, while maintaining visibility and security compliance. With Advanced Global CDN's domain masking and reverse proxy, teams can independently manage multiple Drupal and Wordpress sites without the obstruction of subdomains or risk of SEO loss.
Control Messaging & Intellectual Property
Exercise control over your website like never before with measures that include geolocation blocking and redirection. Leverage custom logic on the Fastly edge cloud platform to show your visitors exactly what they should see and nothing else.
Rest Easy With Powerful Edge-Based Security
Unlock the power of the edge to enable secure control over your full stack. Advanced Global CDN allows for the delivery of custom edge-based services and rules including Fastly’s robust web application firewall (WAF) for calibrating control over your brand.
We Handle Setup, Maintenance, & Support
Advanced Global CDN is supported by Pantheon’s highly experienced professional team who can set up, configure, and maintain your Fastly edge configurations. Tap into the expertise of a team with vast experience implementing CDNs, web application firewalls, and complex edge logic.
Global CDN Is Always Included
Never miss a chance to engage with a visitor. Thousands of sites use our included Global CDN to render pages with extraordinary speed by caching responses at the edge with Fastly's globally distributed points of presence. Advanced Global CDN offers the ability to tailor Global CDN to your unique needs.
