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Two days to go for our Varnish 4.0 Hangout with the Varnish Core Developer team. Make sure you join us. RSVP now!

Software releases are not won by any single effort, but they are by processes, persistence, quality, and commitment. Most of all, solid teamwork. A release constitutes a bundling of various Git commits, neatly cherry picked to form a release ... [More] candidate. From code changes to test automation, to build pipelines, the piece of software is scrutinised closely at every step. [Less]

Hangout On Air with PHK, Per, Martin & Lasse. We are now eagerly preparing for the release of Varnish 4.0. The release is planned for Q2 and to give you a sneak preview of what is coming we have scheduled a Google Hangout-on-Air session with ... [More] Varnish’s Chief Architect, Poul-Henning Kamp, Varnish Software’s Founder and CTO, Per Buer, as well as our key Varnish Developers, Martin Blix-Grydeland and Lasse Karstensen. [Less]

Varnish Administration Console (VAC) is broken up into two major components. Its Management UI, and a RESTful API, with the UI utilising the API. There are a diverse number of features supported by the API, for example, change management, statistics and etc. This blog post aims to showcase the Real-time Statistics API.

We just love it when our customers use our products in innovative ways that really help them create business value. One of the most recent examples of such use is how our customer vg.no. (Norway’s most popular internet news provider) is using Varnish Tools in combination with D3 to visualize their most popular online content.

This blog post aims to introduce AppDynamics Varnish Extension for gathering cache related statistics. At the core of AppDynamics Varnish Extensions is varnishstat data that are fed back to AppDynamics Pro via varnish-agent in order to provide key statistics for a complete performance overview of your web stack.

Recently we have had a few questions about the Varnish Hashninja VMOD, and how this all ties into Varnish Plus. This blog post aims to demystify the ever-so-elusive Hashninja, and help the readers find the best fit for their cache invalidation solution.

Recently we have had a few questions about the Varnish Hashninja VMOD, and how this all ties into Varnish Plus. This blog post aims to demystify the ever-so-elusive Hashninja, and help the readers find the best fit for their cache invalidation solution.

This month we’re launching Varnish Plus. The rationale behind Varnish Plus is to combine all our services and products in one offering, market it under one name. So, when you become our customer, you get access to everything you need in one place.

We're looking for a C-programmer in Oslo to work on Varnish and related stuff.