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Vercel guidance — deployments, edge/serverless functions, ISR, preview environments, analytics, and cost control.

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## Overview

Vercel is the frontend cloud: git-push deployments, preview URLs per PR, edge network, and serverless/edge functions — deeply integrated with Next.js but supporting any frontend framework. Its superpower is developer experience: zero-config deployments with production-grade edge infrastructure underneath.

The tradeoffs live in cost and control: bandwidth/function pricing can surprise at scale, and the platform's opinions (serverless-first, edge runtime limits) shape architecture. This skill covers deploying well on Vercel — rendering strategies, functions, caching, previews, and keeping the bill predictable.

## When to use

- Deploying Next.js (or any frontend) to Vercel.
- Choosing rendering strategies (SSG, ISR, SSR, edge).
- Writing serverless and edge functions (limits, regions, cold starts).
- Setting up preview deployments and branch workflows.
- Tuning caching and performance (headers, ISR, edge config).
- Controlling Vercel costs (bandwidth, function duration, builds).