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Vercel has renamed the usage metric 'Edge Requests' to 'CDN Requests' to better reflect that these requests are served by its CDN. This is a naming change only; pricing, limits, and measurement methods remain the same.
Vercel has renamed the usage metric 'Edge Requests' to 'CDN Requests' to better reflect that these requests are served by its CDN. This is a naming change only; pricing, limits, and measurement methods remain the same.
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CDN Requests is now the name for the usage metric previously called Edge Requests. This is a naming change only: pricing, limits, and how usage is measured are all unchanged. The new name appears on the usage dashboard, the Observability Events chart, usage notifications, and invoice line items. It reflects that...
The renaming clarifies the nature of the requests without affecting billing or usage tracking, ensuring users understand their CDN usage more intuitively. It also updates terminology across dashboards, notifications, and invoices for consistency.
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