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14 changes: 2 additions & 12 deletions src/routes/blog/post/appwrite-1-9-5-self-hosted-release/+page.markdoc
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layout: post
title: Announcing Appwrite 1.9.5 for self-hosted deployments
description: Appwrite 1.9.5 brings the Presences API, BigInt columns, the Rust runtime, X OAuth, email policies, Bun and Deno build runtimes, Git deployment triggers, faster Storage uploads, and broader migrations to self-hosted deployments.
description: Appwrite 1.9.5 brings the Presences API, BigInt columns, the Rust runtime, X OAuth, Bun and Deno build runtimes, Git deployment triggers, faster Storage uploads, and broader migrations to self-hosted deployments.
cover: /images/blog/appwrite-1-9-5-self-hosted-release/cover.avif
date: 2026-06-30
timeToRead: 6
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callToAction: true
faqs:
- question: "What is new in Appwrite 1.9.5 for self-hosted deployments?"
answer: "Appwrite 1.9.5 brings the Presences API, BigInt columns for [Databases](/docs/products/databases), the Rust runtime for [Functions](/docs/products/functions), X OAuth and email policies for [Auth](/docs/products/auth), Bun and Deno build runtimes and Git deployment triggers for [Sites](/docs/products/sites), faster Storage uploads with parallel chunks, and broader migration coverage."
answer: "Appwrite 1.9.5 brings the Presences API, BigInt columns for [Databases](/docs/products/databases), the Rust runtime for [Functions](/docs/products/functions), X OAuth for [Auth](/docs/products/auth), Bun and Deno build runtimes and Git deployment triggers for [Sites](/docs/products/sites), faster Storage uploads with parallel chunks, and broader migration coverage."
- question: "How do I self-host Appwrite 1.9.5?"
answer: "Run the Docker installer with the 1.9.5 image, then open the setup wizard on port 20080 to finish configuration. See the [self-hosting installation guide](/docs/advanced/self-hosting/installation) for the full command and system requirements."
- question: "How do I upgrade my self-hosted instance to 1.9.5?"
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answer: "Yes. Appwrite 1.9.5 adds Rust as a first-class [Functions](/docs/products/functions) runtime, so you can write and deploy functions in Rust and pair them with the official Appwrite Rust SDK."
- question: "Can I build my Appwrite Sites with Bun or Deno?"
answer: "Yes. Appwrite [Sites](/docs/products/sites) can now build Node-based frameworks with Bun or Deno. You can switch the build runtime per Site from its Runtime settings, and the change applies on the next deployment."
- question: "Can I block disposable or free email addresses at signup?"
answer: "Yes. Email policies in [Appwrite Auth](/docs/products/auth) let you block disposable inboxes, aliased addresses, and free email providers at user creation and on email updates, either from the Console or through any server SDK."
- question: "How much faster are Storage uploads in 1.9.5?"
answer: "Appwrite SDKs now upload Storage file chunks in parallel. In our Node SDK benchmark, a 1.28 GB upload dropped from 4 minutes 44 seconds to under 40 seconds, a 7.10x improvement, with no API changes required."
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Read the announcement
{% /arrow_link %}

# Email policies

Email policies let you restrict which email addresses can create accounts or update their email. Block disposable inboxes to keep throwaway accounts out of your users table, and deny free providers so business products only accept corporate addresses. Each policy is an independent toggle in the Console or any server SDK.

{% arrow_link href="/blog/post/announcing-email-policies" %}
Read the announcement
{% /arrow_link %}

# Faster uploads with parallel chunks

Appwrite SDKs now upload Storage file chunks in parallel. In our Node SDK benchmark, a 1.28 GB upload dropped from 4 minutes 44 seconds to under 40 seconds, a 7.10x improvement, with no API changes required.
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- BigInt columns for Databases
- Rust runtime for Functions
- X (formerly Twitter) OAuth support for Auth
- Email policies to block disposable, aliased, and free email addresses
- Bun and Deno build runtimes for Sites
- Git deployment triggers for Functions and Sites
- Parallel chunk uploads for faster Storage uploads
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