Curated list of the top 30 CDN platforms that provide edge‑computing capabilities and serverless function execution, enabling low‑latency code delivery at the network edge.
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Globally distributed serverless platform integrated with Cloudflare CDN; supports JavaScript, Rust, C, and more for ultra‑low‑latency edge logic.
Akamai’s edge‑compute offering that lets developers run JavaScript at the edge of Akamai’s massive CDN network.
Fastly’s serverless compute environment written in Rust, JavaScript, or AssemblyScript, executed on Fastly’s high‑performance CDN.
Amazon CloudFront CDN paired with Lambda@Edge lets you run Node.js or Python functions in AWS edge locations.
Google Cloud CDN can trigger Cloud Functions or Cloud Run services at edge locations for dynamic request handling.
Azure Front Door integrates Azure CDN with Azure Functions, delivering serverless code at the edge of Microsoft’s network.
Netlify’s edge‑runtime lets you write JavaScript/TypeScript functions that run on Netlify’s CDN nodes.
Vercel’s edge‑runtime executes JavaScript/TypeScript (or Rust) functions on Vercel’s global edge network.
StackPath’s EdgeEngine provides a JavaScript runtime for custom logic directly on its CDN edge nodes.
BunnyCDN offers lightweight edge functions written in JavaScript, executed at its PoPs for request manipulation.
Alibaba Cloud’s CDN integrates with Function Compute, enabling serverless functions (Node.js, Python, Java) at edge locations.
Tencent’s CDN can trigger SCF functions written in Node.js, Python, or Go, providing edge‑side compute.
Huawei Cloud integrates its CDN with FunctionGraph, a serverless platform for edge‑executed functions.
DigitalOcean’s App Platform bundles a global CDN with serverless functions written in Node.js, Go, or Python.
Fly.io runs full‑stack applications (including serverless functions) on a global edge network that doubles as a CDN.
Limelight’s Edge Compute platform provides JavaScript/Node.js runtime on top of its high‑performance CDN.
Verizon Media’s CDN offers Edge Compute for running JavaScript functions close to end users.
CDN77 provides a serverless edge platform that lets you deploy JavaScript functions on its PoPs.
KeyCDN’s Edge Functions enable lightweight JavaScript execution at the edge for request/response manipulation.
Imperva’s CDN includes Edge Compute capabilities for running custom JavaScript at the network edge.
Static site hosting on Cloudflare Pages automatically runs Workers for edge logic, merging CDN and serverless.
R2 object storage pairs with Workers to deliver serverless processing directly from the edge.
Fastly’s Image Optimizer runs image‑processing functions at the edge, showcasing compute‑as‑a‑service on CDN.
Amplify Hosting bundles a global CDN with Lambda@Edge‑style functions for front‑end developers.
Firebase Hosting uses Google’s CDN and can invoke Cloud Functions at the edge for dynamic content.
Azure Static Web Apps combine Azure CDN with Azure Functions for edge‑side API endpoints.
A framework for deploying full‑stack sites where HTML, assets, and Workers run together on Cloudflare’s edge.
Fastly’s Service Edge expands compute capabilities to include request routing, authentication, and custom logic at edge.
Akamai Ion blends CDN acceleration with edge‑compute features like image optimization and dynamic content handling.
Akamai’s EdgeGrid provides programmable APIs and compute hooks for custom edge logic.
While primarily a storage layer, Workers KV enables stateful serverless functions at the edge.
Fly Functions let you deploy isolated serverless functions on Fly.io’s edge network, co‑located with the CDN.