Last week we released one of the most demanded features on the platform: Native Worker support.
We’ve also improved our Teams feature, improved support of long-running WebSockets, and added support for the latest Node.js versions including Node.js 19!
So, without further ado, here are the full updates for this week:
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Native worker support
Native worker support has been a long-awaited feature on the platform. Today we are glad to share that we now offer built-in support for deploying and running workers!
Workers are ideal for long-running processes like background jobs and asynchronous computation. If you have an existing service you’d like to convert into a Worker, you can change its type directly via the Service settings page of the control panel.
Koyeb Workers are available in public preview via the Koyeb control panel and CLI.
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Create new Organizations (or Teams!)
As a part of the Koyeb multi-user feature to work as a team, we now let you create Organizations.
Creating Organizations provides a way to isolate your resources and work on them as a team. Most commonly, a Koyeb Organization represents a real-world company or a project to collaborate with your coworkers and friends.
If you’d like to join the preview, reach out and we’ll set you up!
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WebSockets timeout fix
A few community members reported unexpected timeouts occurring on active WebSocket connections. We released a patch to fix this issue and WebSocket connections can now be active for several hours!
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New Node.js versions including Node.js 19
We’ve updated our Node.js Buildpack to support the latest versions of Node.js, including Node.js 19. We now provide support for the following versions:
