This release fixes an issue where NATS pods experienced continuous restarts and high CPU/memory usage during surges in event creation requests. To resolve the issue rate limiting was implemented to restrict concurrent active events per stream to 20. This prevents system overload and ensures stable operation during high-concurrency scenarios.

This release introduces significant enhancements aimed at improving service resilience, expanding live streaming capabilities with low-latency support, and addressing performance issues across the platform. We’ve focused on delivering new features for both the MSL Portal and MSL Origin, alongside a comprehensive set of bug fixes and improved error handling to ensure a more robust and reliable user experience.

This release fixes an issue where egress output playlists only returned one EXT-X-KEY tag when the
input CMAF-HLS playlist contained multiple DRM key tags, for example, both Widevine and PlayReady. Egress output
now correctly preserves all EXT-X-KEY tags from the input playlist .

Next.js has been updated to v15.5.9 from v15.5.7 to address two newly reported vulnerabilities in React Server Components that may cause denial-of-service or code exposure. This upgrade will help to ensure the continued security and reliability of the MSL5 platform.

Next.js has been updated to v15.5.7 from v15.5.6 to address a critical remote code execution vulnerability in React Server Components. This upgrade will help to ensure the continued security and reliability of the MSL5 platform.

This update introduces a suite of new features aimed at enhancing content delivery, improving efficiency, and streamlining operations. It also includes important bug fixes to improve stability and address known issues, ensuring a more robust and reliable experience across the MSL5 platform.

This update introduces features and optimizations to both the MSL Portal and MSL Origin components. These features enhance user experience, streamline operations, and improve system performance and reliability.