Vercel is a cloud platform for frontend frameworks and static sites.
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Use our status checker above to confirm whether the issue is with Vercel or your local connection.
Visit Vercel's status page for official updates, or see our Vercel Status Page guide.
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Deployment failures during outages show in the Vercel dashboard as stuck or errored builds. Check our status above and the Vercel status page for build system issues. If Vercel is up, check your build logs for configuration or dependency errors.
Use our multi-region checker to verify Vercel's edge network status. If your site returns errors but Vercel shows operational, the issue may be with your application code, serverless functions, or connected services like databases.
Serverless function timeouts can occur during partial Vercel outages or high load. Check the Serverless Functions component on Vercel status. Also verify your function isn't hitting the execution time limit (10s on Hobby, 60s on Pro).
During outages, ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration) may serve stale cached pages, which is actually a benefit. New regenerations may be delayed until service is restored. Static pages served from edge cache typically remain available.