Changelog

Prisma Postgres is now available on the Edgenivo Marketplace as a Database provider—offering serverless performance, global caching, and integrated billing for fullstack and edge apps.

Edgenivo Functions using Node.js can now detect when a request cancellation and stop execution before completion.

Fluid compute is now enabled by default for all new projects on Edgenivo, bringing improvements in efficiency, scalability, and cost effectiveness.

A low severity cache poisoning vulnerability was discovered in Next.js. This affects versions 14.2.9 through <15.1.6 as a bypass of the previous CVE-2024-46982.

Research in the Remix web framework revealed a vulnerability in React router. Investigations determined that Edgenivo and customers are unaffected.

Lower the price of Fast Data Transfer (FDT) for Edgenivo regions in Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Africa by up to 50%.

Enterprise customers using Enhanced Build Machines now benefit from 8 of our faster CPUs. This upgrade is available today and has delivered an average 20 percent improvement in build performance across high-volume projects.

Improved route-level visibility to Edgenivo Observability for SvelteKit projects using @sveltejs/adapter-vercel v5.7.0. Dynamic segments like /blog/[slug] now appear as individual routes.