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Fastly introduces Direct Fetch to accelerate data transfers from S3-compatible sources with a single header.

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XSep 8, 2026

@fastly

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0
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906
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Accelerate data transfers with Direct Fetch Add one header to a PutObject/UploadPart request and Fastly copies the object server-side from your S3-compatible source, without having to download and upload data through a client. Also supports pre-signed URLs for private buckets, and Range headers for multipart uploads. Learn more: https://t.co/DT8le3t0Uo

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X (Twitter)
Account
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Details

Handle
Fastly
Verified account
Yes
Followers
29,129

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • Data Management
  • Digital Technology
  • Cloud
  • Storage

Urls

  • https://www.fastly.com/blog/accelerate-migrations-introducing-direct-fetch-fastly-object-storage

Initiatives

  • launch of Direct Fetch feature

Technologies named

  • S3

Extraction

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Sep 8, 2026
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