Vercel Outage History

Vercel reported a brief degraded performance across six edge regions—FRA1, IAD1, SFO1, CLE1, HND1, and SIN1—driving latency and connection errors for users routed through those locations. The incident began at 6:41 AM UTC and lasted about 35 minutes, with users in affected regions seeing slower responses and intermittent failures. The status page described the issue as degraded performance in these regions and the provider issued two status updates during the outage.

The affected regions returned to normal by 7:16 AM UTC.

Vercel experienced a brief DNS propagation issue that blocked the creation of new DNS records for new domains. This affected DNS and Domain Registration workflows, causing failures for users attempting to provision new domains.

The outage lasted about 45 minutes, from Mar 9, 2025 2:41 PM UTC to Mar 9, 2025 3:26 PM UTC. Vercel issued two status updates during the incident, including the initial identification of the DNS propagation issue and the subsequent confirmation that DNS and Domain Registration had returned to normal.

Vercel entered a maintenance window affecting the Optional Third Party Dependencies / Atlassian Bitbucket Pipelines component. The maintenance ran for about 10 hours, from 3:46 AM UTC to 1:46 PM UTC, during which deployments and CI workflows using Bitbucket Pipelines could have been affected.

The Vercel status page listed the component as under maintenance and recorded two official updates: one to mark the start of maintenance and another to confirm restoration. The incident concluded with the component returning to normal at 1:46 PM UTC.

Vercel experienced a brief partial degradation affecting the Optional Third Party Dependencies / WorkOS SSO component. The outage began at 5:36 PM UTC and was resolved by 5:46 PM UTC, lasting about 10 minutes. The incident involved two official status updates, and the service returned to normal after the brief degradation. The impact appears focused on the WorkOS SSO integration and related dependencies rather than a broader platform outage.

Vercel experienced a minor service outage that degraded its optional GitHub integration components, including GitHub API Requests, GitHub Webhooks, and Git Operations. This affected deployments and automations that rely on GitHub interactions. The outage began at 4:26 AM UTC and was resolved by 5:36 AM UTC, lasting about 1 hour and 10 minutes. The provider issued 3 status updates over the course of the incident.

Vercel experienced an outage impacting the Dashboard, API, and v0 builds, causing elevated latency and user-facing disruption when accessing the dashboard, issuing API requests, or creating new prompts on v0. The outage began on 3:31 PM UTC and was resolved by 7:01 PM UTC, lasting roughly 3 hours and 30 minutes. The incident affected multiple components, including API, Dashboard, Log Drains, and Build & Deploy / Builds. A user in Mumbai reported not being able to access the dashboard during the incident.

Vercel experienced a brief minor outage affecting the Optional Third Party Dependencies / GitHub Pull Requests component, which may have disrupted GitHub PR workflows. The outage lasted about 25 minutes, beginning at 6:36 AM UTC and ending at 7:01 AM UTC.

The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident and the status returned to normal by 7:01 AM UTC.

An incident affected Vercel Functions and Edge Middleware traffic in fra1, cpt1, and arn1 regions, resulting in elevated error rates and intermittent failures for requests routed through these components. The outage began at Feb 26, 2025 11:26 AM UTC and lasted about 35 minutes, with users experiencing disrupted function executions and degraded middleware routing during the event.

Sites hosted on Vercel experienced SSL/TLS errors due to SSL certificate issues, leading to failed secure connections for visitors. The problem was centered on the SSL Certificates component and caused degraded access for end users during the incident.

The outage lasted about 1 hour, from 5:31 AM UTC to 6:31 AM UTC. The Vercel status page published 2 updates detailing the investigation and restoration.

Vercel experienced a brief minor outage affecting the Optional Third Party Dependencies / GitHub Pull Requests component, causing intermittent issues with GitHub PR integrations for about 55 minutes. The outage began at 4:16 PM UTC and was resolved by 5:11 PM UTC. The incident included two official status updates as Vercel worked to restore the affected path, with no wider impact to other Vercel services. The issue appeared isolated to the GitHub PR dependency path.