Fluid compute now supports both background and on-demand Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) across all Vercel projects.

This means ISR functions now benefit from Fluid's performance and concurrency efficiency with no config changes needed. If you’ve redeployed recently, you’re already using it.

Fluid compute reuses existing resources before creating new ones, reducing costs by up to 85% for high-concurrency workloads. It delivers server-like efficiency with serverless flexibility with:

• Optimized concurrency

• Scale from zero to infinity

• Minimal cold starts

• Usage-based pricing

• Full Node.js and Python support

• No infrastructure management

• Background tasks with waitUntil

Enable Fluid for your existing projects, and learn more in our blog and documentation.

The login experience has been redesigned for faster access and now includes full support for Google Sign-in, including Google One Tap.

If your existing Vercel account's email matches your Google email, you can use the Google button from the login screen and your accounts will be automatically linked.

If the emails don’t match, you can manually connect your Google account from your account settings once logged in.

Observability Plus users can now use natural language to create new queries or modify existing ones by adding filters, changing time ranges, or grouping results.

Queries allow customers to explore log data and visualize traffic, performance, and other key metrics.

AI prompts generate queries in the standard format, and are represented in the URL so they can be shared and bookmarked.

Example prompts include:

• Show all 500 errors in the last 24 hours

• Show me the top bandwidth for incoming requests

• Show me the top hostnames grouped by country

• All requests challenged by DDoS mitigations by user agent

• Find all requests with the keyword "timeout" grouped by path

This is available to all Observability Plus users at no additional cost.

View the dashboard or learn more about Observability and Observability Plus.