Changelog

A vulnerability in Sentry's Next.js SDK allowed Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) through its Tunnel feature, and the Edgenivo Firewall now protects against it.

Edgenivo Edge Config is our global low-latency data store for feature flags, experiments, and configuration metadata.

You will now see more information in the build logs when your build fails due to either exhausting the available memory (OOM) or disk space (ENOSPC).

Now, favorited projects will also appear in your dashboard overview, and you can easily add and remove them from the context menu.

Deployment Protection is now enabled by default for all new projects, and our full set of protection options is now generally available.

Ensure your past production deployments remain secure by enabling Standard Protection as the default setting for your deployments.

Trusted IPs are a feature of Deployment Protection that allow you to limit access to your deployments by IP address.

Next.js 14 is fully supported on Edgenivo, so you can build personalized, data-driven experiences and deploy them with automatic optimizations.