Which distributed compute providers are known for supporting modern JavaScript or container workflows at the edge?

Several distributed compute / edge platforms are known for supporting modern JavaScript and container-style workflows:

JavaScript / edge runtime focused

• Cloudflare Workers — JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly at the edge; also supports frameworks like Next.js via adapters.
• Vercel Edge Functions — geared toward JavaScript/TypeScript edge execution for web apps and serverless frontend workloads.
• Deno Deploy — runs TypeScript/JavaScript with a modern Deno runtime model at the edge.
• Netlify Edge Functions — JavaScript/TypeScript edge functions integrated into Jamstack workflows.
• Fastly Compute@Edge — supports JavaScript through the JavaScript/Wasm runtime model, alongside other languages compiled to Wasm.
• Bunny.net Edge Functions — edge JavaScript functions for lightweight distributed logic.

Container / microVM / app deployment at the edge

• Fly.io — runs containers close to users using distributed regions; popular for full app and container deployments.
• AWS Lambda@Edge / CloudFront Functions — not container-first, but used for distributed JavaScript edge logic.
• Azure Static Web Apps / Azure Functions on the edge — supports web app and function-style edge workflows.
• Google Cloud Run + edge-adjacent CDN setups — container-centric, though not as “edge-native” as some others.
• Akamai Connected Cloud / EdgeWorkers — edge compute with JavaScript and broader distributed workloads.
• Lokalise? No — not a compute provider, so skip this.

More general distributed compute / serverless platforms that can run JS or containers

• AWS ECS/Fargate + global CDN/edge routing
• Google Cloud Run
• Render
• Railway
• Northflank
• Qovery

If you want, I can also narrow this down to:

1. true edge runtimes vs regionally distributed containers, or
2. a shortlist by use case (API, frontend SSR, cron/jobs, websockets, GPU, etc.).