Deno Deploy
An edge serverless computing platform developed by the Deno team, built on the V8 engine and WebAssembly sandbox. It supports running TypeScript and JavaScript functions across globally distributed edge nodes, and belongs to the same category of edge computing platforms as Cloudflare Workers.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The prompt2bot team completed a migration from Deno Deploy to Cloudflare Workers + SQLite Durable Objects, with a codebase of 100,000 lines.
When a service on Deno Deploy calls a Worker, and the Worker fetches back to the same Deno service, Cloudflare copies the inbound cdn-loop: deno;d=<hash> header to the outbound subrequest at the C++ edge layer, causing Deno Deploy to return 508 Loop Detected.
Deno's official statement: the runtime will continue to be maintained for one year (including monthly bug fixes and security updates), after which development will stop but it will remain open source; the paid Deno Deploy service will shut down after six months of operation, with support for paid users to migrate to Cloudflare Workers.
GET /api/cdn-edge-runtime-detect?url=<URL> identifies the serverless edge computing runtime behind a target across 8 probe axes, covering Cloudflare Workers, Vercel Edge Functions, Fastly Compute@Edge, Akamai EdgeWorkers, CloudFront Lambda@Edge, Netlify Edge, Deno Deploy and Bunny.net Edge.
Following this acquisition, the prospects for Deno Deploy's independent operation, the future direction of Deno as an independent open-source project, and the team integration arrangements have yet to become clear.
Deno Deploy is an edge hosting service officially launched by Deno that directly competes with Cloudflare Workers in terms of positioning.
Supabase Edge Functions are based on Deno Deploy, running on distributed nodes close to users, which delivers low-latency and secure isolation benefits.
The experiment ran on Next.js deployed on Deno Deploy.
Deno Deploy is an edge computing platform based on the Deno runtime that deploys code to globally distributed edge nodes to reduce latency.
All Facts (10)
Val Town和Deno Deploy提供轻量级的云端代码运行服务
85%Unverified边缘计算平台对前端开发者的竞争参与者包括AWS Lambda@Edge、Deno Deploy、Fastly Compute等
85%UnverifiedWhen a service on Deno Deploy calls a Worker, and the Worker fetches back to the same Deno service, Cloudflare copies the inbound cdn-loop: deno;d=<hash> header to the outbound subrequest at the C++ edge layer, causing Deno Deploy to return 508 Loop Detected.
50%UnverifiedDeno's official statement: the runtime will continue to be maintained for one year (including monthly bug fixes and security updates), after which development will stop but it will remain open source; the paid Deno Deploy service will shut down after six months of operation, with support for paid users to migrate to Cloudflare Workers.
50%UnverifiedGET /api/cdn-edge-runtime-detect?url=<URL> identifies the serverless edge computing runtime behind a target across 8 probe axes, covering Cloudflare Workers, Vercel Edge Functions, Fastly Compute@Edge, Akamai EdgeWorkers, CloudFront Lambda@Edge, Netlify Edge, Deno Deploy and Bunny.net Edge.
50%UnverifiedDeno Deploy is an edge hosting service officially launched by Deno that directly competes with Cloudflare Workers in terms of positioning.
50%UnverifiedSupabase Edge Functions are based on Deno Deploy, running on distributed nodes close to users, which delivers low-latency and secure isolation benefits.
50%UnverifiedDeno Deploy is an edge computing platform based on the Deno runtime that deploys code to globally distributed edge nodes to reduce latency.
50%UnverifiedThe experiment ran on Next.js deployed on Deno Deploy.
50%UnverifiedThe prompt2bot team completed a migration from Deno Deploy to Cloudflare Workers + SQLite Durable Objects, with a codebase of 100,000 lines.
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