New for Firebase Hosting: request logging, Brotli compression, and internationalization

Firebase Hosting has introduced Cloud Logging integration for server-side analytics, enabling developers to view and filter web request data such as visitor timing and location, response statuses, and request latency. Hosting now automatically applies Brotli compression when supported by users’ clients, reducing asset sizes, bandwidth usage, delivery times, and potentially hosting costs after the next deployment. The platform also adds internationalization rewrites that use its global CDN to serve language- and country-specific content, including localized 404 pages, through directory organization and Firebase configuration rather than relying on Cloud Functions redirects.

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