Vercel Edge Middleware now generally available
Vercel Edge Middleware for Next.js is now generally available to all customers after a successful public beta period with over 30 billion requests processed. Edge Middleware provides complete control over request routing in Next.js applications, with public beta support extended to other frameworks.
Since we announced Middleware last October, we’ve seen 80% month-over-month growth and over 30 billion requests routed through Edge Middleware on Vercel during public beta. Customers like Vox Media, Hackernoon, Datastax, and HashiCorp are using Edge Middleware to have complete control over routing requests in their Next.js applications.
With the release of , Vercel Edge Middleware for Next.js is now generally available (GA) for all customers. Edge Middleware is also available for frameworks—now available in public beta along with a suite of other edge-first tools.Next.js 12.2all
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