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Why FastlyProductsServicesSolutionsDevelopersPartnersResourcesPricing Server-sent events with FastlyIf you're looking to implement this today, check out Fastly Fanout! Fanout makes it easy to build and scale real-time, streaming APIs. Want to dig a little deeper? Find out how our customer, Dansons, uses Fastly’s Compute and Fanout to delight grilling enthusiasts with blazing-fast app response spee
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