Archive deployments are useful for deploying large projects with thousands of files from the CLI.

We previously released the split-tgz archive deployment as a new archive option: vercel deploy --archive=split-tgz. This new capability offered up to 30% faster uploads and avoided file upload size limits.

We’ve confirmed split-tgz’s stability and made it the default behavior for tgz. This means the separate split-tgz option is now deprecated as the split-tgz functionality and benefits power the default tgz option.

Learn more about CLI archive deployments.

We’ve updated our database starter templates to support selecting any Postgres or Redis provider available in the Vercel Marketplace when deploying.

These templates are now provider-agnostic, allowing developers to seamlessly integrate alternative database and key-value store solutions while maintaining the same developer experience.

• Redis: Nuxt.js, Next.js, SvelteKit

• Postgres: Next.js, Nuxt.js, SvelteKit, Kysely, Drizzle

Check out the documentation to learn how to deploy your own.

Monitoring now has better firewall support, offering insights into your firewall rules:

• Filter blocked requests by actions and custom firewall rules

• More fields are now displayed when available:

  • IP Country

  • User Agent

  • Route

  • Request Path

  • Region

These metrics are available for all Observability Plus and Monitoring customers.

Monitoring recently became part of Observability Plus.