Feb 22, 2024 – New frozen rule format
New frozen rule format available for Property Manager users: v2024-02-12. No changes to behavior and criteria options, minor metadata updates.
Jan 22, 2024 - New frozen rule format
New frozen rule format available for Property Manager users: v2024-01-09.
Jan 11, 2024 – Client Hints support
Client Hints is an effort by Google to replace the legacy User-Agent HTTP header. Use the new Request Client Hints behavior to request specific client hints data for the host, and Permissions Policy behavior to delegate access to the same data to documents that are accessible to the host.
Nov 7, 2023 - New frozen rule format and other Catalog changes
- New frozen rule format available for Property Manager users: v2023-10-30.
- Origin IP ACL behavior is now in General Availability, accessible for Adaptive Media Delivery, Download Delivery, Object Delivery, Dynamic Site Accelerator, Ion Standard and Ion Premier. If you are using PAPI with the latest rule format, Origin IP ACL requires that you specify the
ipVersion
option in the Origin Server behavior. This additional field is required only if you are using Origin Type -CUSTOMER
orEDGE_LOAD_BALANCING_ORIGIN_GROUP
.
Oct 30, 2023 – Origin TLS Version options
Secure the connection between the Akamai edge network and your origin server, using transport layer security (TLS).
Oct 17, 2023 - New frozen rule format
New frozen rule format available for Property Manager users: v2023–09–20.
Oct 2, 2023 – Improvements in SbD and Hostname Buckets, new Postman Collection
Secure By Default continuous improvement:
Jun 13, 2023 – New frozen rule format, Secure by Default improvements
- New frozen rule format available for PAPI users: v2023–05–30.
- Secure By Default – improvements and bug fixes.
- Performance and reliability improvements.
May 15, 2023 – Behavior updates
- The HTTP/3 behavior is in General Availability: You can now include this behavior to support secure HTTP/3 connections between requesting clients and the Akamai edge. HTTP/3 keeps HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 concepts, but it moves away from the conventional transmission control protocol (TCP) transport layer. HTTP/3 uses the IETF QUIC protocol instead. It handles streams by itself which supports improved performance and a faster connection setup. For complete details, see the HTTP/3 documentation.
- The Global Request Number behavior has been updated to ensure that it only returns a single response header or sends a single request header forwards from the Akamai server that is initially contacted by the client. For complete details, see the Global Request Number documentation.
May 1, 2023 – New Hostname Buckets feature in Limited Availability
Hostname buckets are primarily intended for SaaS/PaaS providers who manage tens of thousands custom domain hostnames. This feature removes the current limit of 1,000 hostnames per property. With hostname buckets, you can: