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How Little Do You Have to Trust Us? Our First Security White Paper Is Out
Two Strangers, One Machine explains how Evolving Edge serves content from hardware we don't own - and lists, in writing, what we don't claim.
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Two Strangers, One Machine explains how Evolving Edge serves content from hardware we don't own - and lists, in writing, what we don't claim.
Customers can now claim their own domain in the portal and get its certificate issued automatically. Also this week, a public status page, the causes and fixes for two outages on 3 October, node offline emails that now really are sent, and a stricter ee-cdn-cli.
A public site's images, scripts, styles and fonts can now reach visitors from nearby operator nodes, including ones behind home routers. Also this week, emails when your node goes offline, more identity fixes for nodes, and _headers, rewrites and clean URLs for sites.
Docker edge nodes no longer reset their Active Node Hours every time the container is recreated. Also this week, a command-line tool that publishes any static site, custom 404 pages, and the edge node's source published for review.
The software running on every edge node is now readable at evolving-edge/edge-node-agent under MPL-2.0 - published for independent security review, with what we held back and why stated in the repo.
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