Changelog

Python functions can now leverage In-function concurrency, which optimizes function to handle multiple invocations simultaneously and improves resource efficiency.

Logs now indicate function durations against their maximums for each request using a Vercel Function.

Dates across the dashboard now provide more precision. For the first three days will show a relative date, and after that, they switch to absolute dates and times.

The runtime log limits for Vercel Functions have been increased, allowing for significantly larger log entries. Logs are increased to 256KB per log line, 256 log lines per request, and 1MB total log size per request.

Postal codes of the requester's public IP address are now available in Vercel headers. The x-vercel-ip-postal-code header complements existing headers like x-vercel-ip-country and x-vercel-ip-city.

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Runtime Logs can now be filtered by request type and Vercel resource, which provides more granular insights into how your requests are processed. Learn how these filters can enhance your debugging and optimization workflows.

Speed Insights usage can now be viewed by Project