We've made updates to the EdgeWorkers JavaScript API built-in modules and expanded support for ReadableStreams in the contents of the request body.

We updated the following HTTP sub-request limits in the Dynamic compute resource tier.

The EdgeWorkers service now applies the following limits to your Akamai account:

We've implemented several enhancements to expand the EdgeWorkers JavaScript API and debugging capabilities. You'll also find some improvements to the developer experience.

You can now use the Akamai Terraform provider to provision and manage your EdgeWorkers functions. For more information, refer to these resources:

We are pleased to have several EdgeWorkers features and updates to announce.

You can now log EdgeWorkers data using the DataStream 2 reporting service.

The PATCH HTTP method is now supported for respondWith(). For more information refer to the respondWith() request object and the supported HTTP methods by event handler.

The Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ integrated development environments (IDEs) each include a built-in extension for EdgeWorkers. These IDE extensions were designed to improve developer productivity and enhance the EdgeWorkers development process. For instructions about how to install these add-ons and for additional configuration and usage details refer to the getting started guides:

• You can now use the EdgeWorkers Management application, the API, and CLI to delete an EdgeWorker ID and version.
• Delete an EdgeWorker ID from your property configuration. All versions, code bundles, and the activation and deactivation history associated with the EdgeWorker ID are also deleted.
• Delete an EdgeWorker version from an EdgeWorker ID.
• View the properties using an existing EdgeWorker ID.