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content: Deprecation notice for Edge Side Code
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Edge Side Code (ESC) is a customization option used by several Enterprise customers that allows for more configurability of Cloudflare's global network features. This code can alter the behavior of Cloudflare's CDN, enabling logic for specific customer use cases. Currently, a few customers have ESC in place to perform special operations such as advanced header manipulation, host header switching.
**Edge Side Code (ESC) is now deprecated.** All configurations currently done via ESC are currently being removed. If you are still using ESC, you will need to configure other Cloudflare products to replace your current ESC configuration before this date.

**Edge Side Code is now deprecated.** All configurations currently done via ESC will be removed on 2025-01-01. If you are using ESC, you will need to configure other Cloudflare products to replace your current ESC configuration before this date.
Edge Side Code was a customization option used by several Enterprise customers that allowed for more configurability of Cloudflare's global network features. This code could alter the behavior of Cloudflare's CDN, enabling logic for specific customer use cases. Currently, a few customers have ESC in place to perform special operations such as advanced header manipulation, host header switching.

## Will this deprecation affect my account?

If your account is currently using ESC, your account team will contact you so that you can discuss the migration from ESC to other existing Cloudflare products.
If your account is still using ESC, you will need to complete your migration to other Cloudflare products.

## Which Cloudflare products should I use instead?

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