Changelog

You can now manage multiple projects as a single application with Vercel Microfrontends. This improves velocity for large apps, supports independent teams, and enables incremental migration. Available in Limited Beta to Enterprise teams.

Rolling Releases are now generally available, enabling incremental rollouts of new production deployments. Advance through defined rollout stages for safer deploys. Available now for Pro and Enterprise teams.

Vercel Functions using Fluid compute now have longer execution times, more memory, and more CPU. The default execution time, for all projects on all plans, is now 300 seconds.

Historical changelog entry for Routing Middleware and functions using the Edge Runtime are now powered by Vercel Functions. Preserves release context and points to current Vercel Functions guidance.

Vercel Sandbox securely runs untrusted code in isolated cloud environments, like AI-generated code. Create ephemeral, isolated microVMs using the new Sandbox SDK, with up to 45m execution times. Now in Beta and available to customers on all plans.

Pricing for Vercel Functions on Fluid compute has been reduced. All Fluid-based compute now uses an Active CPU pricing model, offering up to 90% savings in addition to the cost efficiency already delivered by Fluid's concurrency model.

AI Gateway is now in Beta, giving you a single endpoint to access a wide range of AI models across providers, with better uptime, faster responses, no lock-in.

Vercel's CDN Cache can now be purged with the click of a button in the dashboard or by running a CLI command, vercel cache purge --type=cdn, using version 44.2.0 or newer.