Scarf Newsletter - December 2023
We’re pleased to share a final recap of the latest Scarf updates for December and 2023 as a whole.
Scarf’s platform has grown significantly and we’ve been working hard to keep up with the scale increase. Since January, the number of monthly unique downloaders of artifacts on Scarf has grown by 5x and the total volume of artifact downloads has increased by 2.5x!
Two weeks ago, we introduced Open Source Qualified Leads (OQLs) as a novel approach to quantifying open source adoption and the user journey. Evaluating the usage of open source software at scale is a daunting task, given the challenges of traditional conversion funnels. Unlike Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) and Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs), which often fall short in capturing open-source nuances, Open Source Qualified Leads (OQLs) provide a comprehensive and practical solution. By analyzing software usage behaviors and incorporating signals like package downloads, telemetry, and documentation usage, OQLs offer a comprehensive view of a user's open source journey.
Learn more about how OQLs can help you enrich your sales funnel:
As we wrap up the year, we’re thrilled to present a collection of improvements and features that will enhance your experience with Scarf Gateway. Here's a snapshot of the latest updates:
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In general, Scarf Gateway redirects traffic for container downloads but in some cases, traffic must be proxied, meaning Scarf is directly in the data transfer path. Serving containers to millions of users, 89% of the Fortune 500, and mission-critical workloads around the world means we need to serve those downloads very quickly and reliably.
We’ve also released performance improvements for raw data export, app load load times, and general infrastructure reliability.
We introduced a consumption-based billing model, that will help us reduce costs of getting started with Scarf as well as help us grow with our customers.
Learn more about our pricing.
We're excited to announce the launch of our revamped FAQ page, designed to be your comprehensive resource for all things Scarf. Our FAQ page now features additional questions to cover a broader spectrum of topics, ensuring you have access to the latest and most relevant information. We're committed to continually expanding our FAQ knowledge base to keep you well-informed.
Explore our FAQ Page.
Thanks to all of our users, customers, partners, investors, and everyone following along. Dive into our blog posts, our social media, and join us in celebrating a year of exciting progress.
We wish you a joyous holiday season and a prosperous New Year!
Best regards,
The Scarf Team
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December 21, 2023
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We’re pleased to share a final recap of the latest Scarf updates for December and 2023 as a whole.
Scarf’s platform has grown significantly and we’ve been working hard to keep up with the scale increase. Since January, the number of monthly unique downloaders of artifacts on Scarf has grown by 5x and the total volume of artifact downloads has increased by 2.5x!
Two weeks ago, we introduced Open Source Qualified Leads (OQLs) as a novel approach to quantifying open source adoption and the user journey. Evaluating the usage of open source software at scale is a daunting task, given the challenges of traditional conversion funnels. Unlike Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) and Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs), which often fall short in capturing open-source nuances, Open Source Qualified Leads (OQLs) provide a comprehensive and practical solution. By analyzing software usage behaviors and incorporating signals like package downloads, telemetry, and documentation usage, OQLs offer a comprehensive view of a user's open source journey.
Learn more about how OQLs can help you enrich your sales funnel:
As we wrap up the year, we’re thrilled to present a collection of improvements and features that will enhance your experience with Scarf Gateway. Here's a snapshot of the latest updates:
In general, Scarf Gateway redirects traffic for container downloads but in some cases, traffic must be proxied, meaning Scarf is directly in the data transfer path. Serving containers to millions of users, 89% of the Fortune 500, and mission-critical workloads around the world means we need to serve those downloads very quickly and reliably.
We’ve also released performance improvements for raw data export, app load load times, and general infrastructure reliability.
We introduced a consumption-based billing model, that will help us reduce costs of getting started with Scarf as well as help us grow with our customers.
Learn more about our pricing.
We're excited to announce the launch of our revamped FAQ page, designed to be your comprehensive resource for all things Scarf. Our FAQ page now features additional questions to cover a broader spectrum of topics, ensuring you have access to the latest and most relevant information. We're committed to continually expanding our FAQ knowledge base to keep you well-informed.
Explore our FAQ Page.
Thanks to all of our users, customers, partners, investors, and everyone following along. Dive into our blog posts, our social media, and join us in celebrating a year of exciting progress.
We wish you a joyous holiday season and a prosperous New Year!
Best regards,
The Scarf Team
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We’re pleased to share a final recap of the latest Scarf updates for December and 2023 as a whole.
Scarf’s platform has grown significantly and we’ve been working hard to keep up with the scale increase. Since January, the number of monthly unique downloaders of artifacts on Scarf has grown by 5x and the total volume of artifact downloads has increased by 2.5x!
Two weeks ago, we introduced Open Source Qualified Leads (OQLs) as a novel approach to quantifying open source adoption and the user journey. Evaluating the usage of open source software at scale is a daunting task, given the challenges of traditional conversion funnels. Unlike Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) and Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs), which often fall short in capturing open-source nuances, Open Source Qualified Leads (OQLs) provide a comprehensive and practical solution. By analyzing software usage behaviors and incorporating signals like package downloads, telemetry, and documentation usage, OQLs offer a comprehensive view of a user's open source journey.
Learn more about how OQLs can help you enrich your sales funnel:
As we wrap up the year, we’re thrilled to present a collection of improvements and features that will enhance your experience with Scarf Gateway. Here's a snapshot of the latest updates:
In general, Scarf Gateway redirects traffic for container downloads but in some cases, traffic must be proxied, meaning Scarf is directly in the data transfer path. Serving containers to millions of users, 89% of the Fortune 500, and mission-critical workloads around the world means we need to serve those downloads very quickly and reliably.
We’ve also released performance improvements for raw data export, app load load times, and general infrastructure reliability.
We introduced a consumption-based billing model, that will help us reduce costs of getting started with Scarf as well as help us grow with our customers.
Learn more about our pricing.
We're excited to announce the launch of our revamped FAQ page, designed to be your comprehensive resource for all things Scarf. Our FAQ page now features additional questions to cover a broader spectrum of topics, ensuring you have access to the latest and most relevant information. We're committed to continually expanding our FAQ knowledge base to keep you well-informed.
Explore our FAQ Page.
Thanks to all of our users, customers, partners, investors, and everyone following along. Dive into our blog posts, our social media, and join us in celebrating a year of exciting progress.
We wish you a joyous holiday season and a prosperous New Year!
Best regards,
The Scarf Team
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