EAS Hosting is a faster, simpler way to deploy your app and API together

EAS Hosting, introduced earlier this year, aims to simplify the deployment of Expo apps for the Web and API endpoints using Expo Router, offering streamlined functionality from the outset without deployment concerns. It features granular request logging, crash reporting, and platform-grouped metrics for API monitoring. Following its release, Expo Launch was built using EAS Hosting and Workflows, and future improvements are planned to make it a go-to choice for Expo projects. The new expo-server library in Expo SDK 54 introduces essential APIs, replacing the @expo/server package, and is designed to unify functionality across runtimes while avoiding vendor lock-in. The update also includes experimental support for middleware in Expo Router, enhancing server-side code flexibility. EAS Hosting is based on Cloudflare Workers, and recent runtime improvements allow compatibility with Node.js libraries. Its increased reliability supports millions of requests weekly, with new features like wildcard custom domains and a deployment file browser enhancing user experience. The ongoing development focuses on expanding server-side capabilities, including stateful features and storage APIs, alongside stabilizing web and server-side support in Expo Router, positioning EAS Hosting as a foundation for future hosting innovations.

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