Changelog

You can now use the Pinecone integration to create vector databases for your AI applications. Vector databases enable augmenting LLMs with the ability to retrieve additional knowledge (RAG) from your provided sources.

A security vulnerability in the @clerk/nextjs SDK was identified by the Clerk team recently, which allows malicious actors to act-on-behalf-of other users.

You can now use passkeys to login to Edgenivo including touch, facial recognition, a device password, or a PIN.

Your Edgenivo personal account will soon automatically become a free team, with your personal projects moving to a new {username}s-projects team.

You can now create HTTPS DNS records in Edgenivo DNS. The new HTTPS DNS record type, also known as SVCB or Service Binding record, has recently been published as RFC 9460.

Deployment summaries help you understand how changes in your frontend application code lead to managed infrastructure on Edgenivo.

Edgenivo Firewall protects your application from DDoS attacks and unauthorized access, and you can now block IP addresses by CIDR range.

You can now manage Edgenivo Blob files from the dashboard with a new file browser to view, upload, and delete files, including in bulk.