Where could observability help you for web infrastructure?
Explanation of how observability can help you debug web infrastructure, along with various use cases and scenarios.
Published on: Updated on: Author: Dorian Niemiec Category: Guides
Ferron Blog
Release notes, technical deep dives, and guides for Ferron — a fast, modern web server built for production debugging.
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A story about how a thread-per-core, asynchronous Rust runtime from Ferron got renamed to something more sensible.
Published on: Author: Dorian Niemiec Category: Notes
Improving browser (and no-JS) compatiblity for the new site
How I improved a new website for compatibility with web browsers and JavaScript disabled, including CSS transformations and browser-specific hacks
Published on: Author: Dorian Niemiec Category: Notes
Ferron 3.0.0-beta.9 released
Ferron 3.0.0-beta.9 is now available, featuring FIPS-certified builds, on-disk cache persistence, native canary deployments, custom HTTP/2 & HTTP/3 implementations, and strict RFC 9111 caching compliance.
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(Vibe?) building custom HTTP/2 and HTTP/3
A write-up on using "agentic engineering" to build custom HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 implementations, along with their real-world testing story.
Published on: Updated on: Author: Dorian Niemiec Category: Notes
And here comes vibe-hosting providers...
A post about a web hosting software vendor talking about AI a lot, and vibe-hosting providers possibly appearing in the future.
Published on: Author: Dorian Niemiec Category: Notes