Advanced Remix integration with streaming SSR and multi-runtime support
Deploy your Remix application on Vercel with advanced support for:
- Streaming SSR: Dynamically stream content with both Node.js and Edge runtimes
- API Routes: Easily build your serverless API with Remix and a route
loader - Advanced Caching: Use powerful caching headers like
stale-while-revalidate - Data Mutations: Run
actionsinside Serverless and Edge Functions
Deploy our Remix template to get started or check out our blog to learn more about how Vercel enhances the Remix experience.
Improvements and Fixes
- AWS credentials in Serverless functions: You can now add environment variables with the
AWS_prefix likeAWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDorAWS_REGIONvia the dashboard. - Framework specific documentation: There is a new Vercel docs section dedicated to frameworks such as, Next, SvelteKit, Astro, Create React App, and Gatsby.
- Vercel CLI: v28.16.13 was released with an upgrade to Turbo version 1.8.3, improved remix support with an upgrade to
@remix-run/devversion 1.14.0, support for Astro V2, and more. - Improved date picker: The new date picker in the Usage tab includes natural language parsing, presets, and shortcuts.
- Vercel Cron Jobs: We now allow framework authors to create Cron Jobs via the
cronsproperty of the Build Output API configuration and creating Cron Jobs via thecronsproperty ofvercel.jsonfor end users.
Monitoring is now available to view traffic and performance data for improved observability
Monitoring helps you detect and diagnose issues in your web applications by surfacing errors, traffic, and performance data. You can leverage example queries like Bandwidth by Project or Requests by Bot or create your own to quickly resolve issues and optimize your projects.
Monitoring is available for Pro and Enterprise users with 30 days data retention for Pro and 90 days data retention for Enterprise.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
Activity date filtering now available
You are now able to filter the Activity of your team on Vercel based on a specific date. This makes it easier to find the actions your team has taken.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
Add real-time analytics to your project with the Tinybird integration
The Tinybird integration lets you build a real-time backend for your Vercel projects in minutes. Developers now have instant access to the same data engine and APIs that Vercel uses to ingest and display billions of data points in real-time.
Try out the integration for your own data-driven application.
Enhanced Logs to search, inspect, and share runtime logs
Search, inspect, and share runtime logs for any deployment or project with our enhanced logs experience. This gives you the ability to quickly identify the root cause of persistent errors and customer issues.
All plans can access and search logs from the Vercel dashboard. Hobby and Pro customers have 1 hour of log retention.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
Run scheduled jobs with Vercel Cron Jobs and Vercel Functions
Vercel Cron Jobs enable you to run scheduled jobs for automating backups and archiving, sending email and Slack notifications, and more. Cron jobs can be used for any task you need to run on a schedule.
By using a specific syntax called a cron expression, you can define the frequency and timing of each task. Cron jobs are supported in Serverless Functions, Edge Functions, and the Build Output API.
Vercel Cron Jobs are available in public beta. Check out the documentation to get started.
Deployment logs filtering now available
You can now apply filters to your deployment logs. For failed builds, the logs will automatically filter to errors. The heuristics used to detect error and warning logs have also been improved.
Improved web notifications are now generally available
Web notifications, previously in a public beta, are now generally available. Two improvements we have made for this release include:
- Deployment failure notifications will not land in your web inbox if you have already navigated to the deployment's page.
- You can now opt out of domain configuration notifications. While we do not recommend this action to avoid any application downtime, you are able to set this as a preference.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
New Relic Integration now supports traces from OpenTelemetry
The New Relic integration now supports OpenTelemetry traces using Vercel’s new OpenTelemetry Collector. The collector allows users to send traces from Serverless Functions in just a few clicks.
The New Relic integration now includes:
- Vercel Log Drains
- OpenTelemetry traces (for Serverless Functions)
- A pre-configured dashboard to analyze traces
Install the integration today or learn more about how to use OpenTelemetry on Vercel.
Deploy your Remix application on Vercel with advanced support for:
- Streaming SSR: Dynamically stream content with both Node.js and Edge runtimes
- API Routes: Easily build your serverless API with Remix and a route
loader - Advanced Caching: Use powerful caching headers like
stale-while-revalidate - Data Mutations: Run
actionsinside Serverless and Edge Functions
Deploy our Remix template to get started or check out our blog to learn more about how Vercel enhances the Remix experience.
- AWS credentials in Serverless functions: You can now add environment variables with the
AWS_prefix likeAWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDorAWS_REGIONvia the dashboard. - Framework specific documentation: There is a new Vercel docs section dedicated to frameworks such as, Next, SvelteKit, Astro, Create React App, and Gatsby.
- Vercel CLI: v28.16.13 was released with an upgrade to Turbo version 1.8.3, improved remix support with an upgrade to
@remix-run/devversion 1.14.0, support for Astro V2, and more. - Improved date picker: The new date picker in the Usage tab includes natural language parsing, presets, and shortcuts.
- Vercel Cron Jobs: We now allow framework authors to create Cron Jobs via the
cronsproperty of the Build Output API configuration and creating Cron Jobs via thecronsproperty ofvercel.jsonfor end users.
Monitoring helps you detect and diagnose issues in your web applications by surfacing errors, traffic, and performance data. You can leverage example queries like Bandwidth by Project or Requests by Bot or create your own to quickly resolve issues and optimize your projects.
Monitoring is available for Pro and Enterprise users with 30 days data retention for Pro and 90 days data retention for Enterprise.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
You are now able to filter the Activity of your team on Vercel based on a specific date. This makes it easier to find the actions your team has taken.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
The Tinybird integration lets you build a real-time backend for your Vercel projects in minutes. Developers now have instant access to the same data engine and APIs that Vercel uses to ingest and display billions of data points in real-time.
Try out the integration for your own data-driven application.
Search, inspect, and share runtime logs for any deployment or project with our enhanced logs experience. This gives you the ability to quickly identify the root cause of persistent errors and customer issues.
All plans can access and search logs from the Vercel dashboard. Hobby and Pro customers have 1 hour of log retention.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
Vercel Cron Jobs enable you to run scheduled jobs for automating backups and archiving, sending email and Slack notifications, and more. Cron jobs can be used for any task you need to run on a schedule.
By using a specific syntax called a cron expression, you can define the frequency and timing of each task. Cron jobs are supported in Serverless Functions, Edge Functions, and the Build Output API.
Vercel Cron Jobs are available in public beta. Check out the documentation to get started.
You can now apply filters to your deployment logs. For failed builds, the logs will automatically filter to errors. The heuristics used to detect error and warning logs have also been improved.
Web notifications, previously in a public beta, are now generally available. Two improvements we have made for this release include:
- Deployment failure notifications will not land in your web inbox if you have already navigated to the deployment's page.
- You can now opt out of domain configuration notifications. While we do not recommend this action to avoid any application downtime, you are able to set this as a preference.
Check out the documentation to learn more.
The New Relic integration now supports OpenTelemetry traces using Vercel’s new OpenTelemetry Collector. The collector allows users to send traces from Serverless Functions in just a few clicks.
The New Relic integration now includes:
- Vercel Log Drains
- OpenTelemetry traces (for Serverless Functions)
- A pre-configured dashboard to analyze traces
Install the integration today or learn more about how to use OpenTelemetry on Vercel.