Vercel Outage History

Vercel experienced a partial outage affecting deployment workflows. Users attempting to create new deployments encountered MODULE_NOT_FOUND errors within the Build & Deploy / Builds component, blocking deployment activity while other platform features remained available. The issue was limited to deployment tasks and did not indicate a full platform failure.

A brief SSL certificate issuance delay on Vercel prevented access to new deployments over HTTPS for about 10 minutes, while production and preview traffic to existing deployments remained available. The incident began at 7:31 PM UTC and was resolved by 7:41 PM UTC. The SSL Certificates component was listed as degraded during the event and the provider issued two official updates as the issue was investigated and resolved.

An outage briefly affected the Vercel Dashboard, the v0 Dashboard, and the Vercel API, causing 5xx errors for a short period. Production and preview deployments were not affected. The outage began at 5:56 PM UTC and was resolved by 6:01 PM UTC, lasting about 5 minutes. The incident impacted three components: Dashboard, v0 Dashboard, and API.

The provider issued two status updates during the incident, first indicating investigation and later confirming recovery across the affected components.

Vercel experienced a partial outage affecting the Build & Deploy / Builds component, preventing new deployment builds from finishing and causing builds to queue. The outage began at 3:51 PM UTC and lasted about 30 minutes, impacting developers attempting to deploy applications or release new versions. Builds could be delayed or fail to complete during the incident.

Vercel's Dashboard component experienced degraded External API Calls data in the Observability tab, with the chart data missing during the incident. End-user traffic remained unaffected. The incident began at Jul 3, 2025 2:41 PM UTC and was resolved by Jul 3, 2025 3:51 PM UTC, lasting about 1 hour and 10 minutes. The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident, noting an ongoing investigation and later restoration.

Impact was limited to the Observability dashboard data and did not affect services or deployments. The issue was localized to the Dashboard component, and status returned to up at Jul 3, 2025 3:51 PM UTC.

Vercel experienced a brief interruption impacting the Dashboard when creating teams and viewing billing details. Users may have encountered intermittent errors or delays during these actions. The incident began at 3:41 PM UTC and was resolved by 3:46 PM UTC. The Dashboard component was affected, and the provider posted two official updates during the incident, with services returning to normal afterward.

Vercel reported increased 5xx errors across multiple regions, affecting deployments, previews, and API calls that rely on Vercel's Edge Network, Serverless Functions, and Edge Middleware. The outage began at 1:56 PM UTC and lasted about 40 minutes, with services returning to normal by 2:36 PM UTC. The incident affected seven components, including Serverless Functions and Edge Network nodes in CPT1 - Cape Town, LHR1 - London, PDX1 - Portland, DUB1 - Dublin, GRU1 - São Paulo, and Edge Middleware.

The provider issued three status updates during the incident. Acknowledging the issue, Vercel said the issue had been identified and a fix was being implemented; a later update confirmed that affected components had returned to normal.

An outage affected Vercel's Dashboard functionality, disrupting billing, invoice viewing, team creation, plan upgrades, product purchases, and access to the v0 plan. Users may have encountered errors or limited access during the incident. The disruption began at Jun 17, 2025 4:01 PM UTC and was resolved by Jun 17, 2025 4:21 PM UTC, lasting roughly 20 minutes. The issue was linked to an upstream provider, with the Dashboard component as the primary affected area.

Vercel issued two official updates during the event, confirming the upstream provider issue and ongoing efforts to restore services. The Dashboard returned to normal after the upstream problem was resolved, and status was updated back to the normal state.

Vercel reported degraded npm registry performance, resulting in 5xx errors during npm package installs. This could cause builds to fail for projects deploying on Vercel. The affected component was Build & Deploy / npm Registry, which moved to a degraded state at Jun 12, 2025 6:31 PM UTC.

By Jun 12, 2025 9:26 PM UTC, the npm Registry returned to normal and the degradation was resolved. The outage lasted approximately 2 hours and 55 minutes.

Vercel experienced a brief outage affecting the Vercel Dashboard, making the web interface inaccessible for all users. The incident began at 6:46 PM UTC and lasted about 10 minutes, with access restored around 6:56 PM UTC. The incident was tied to the Dashboard component; the status page stated that the root cause had been identified and a fix was being implemented. The service received two official status updates during the incident, detailing the disruption and subsequent recovery. Once resolved, users could again access the dashboard and manage projects and deployments.