Elysia can now be automatically deployed on Vercel
Elysia, a TypeScript framework with end-to-end type safety, now has automatic deployment support on Vercel with optimized resource provisioning. The platform automatically detects Elysia apps and supports both Node and Bun runtimes with fluid compute pricing based on active CPU usage.
, a popular ergonomic TypeScript framework with end-to-end type safety, can now be deployed instantly on Vercel.Elysia
When deployed, Vercel will now automatically identify your app is running Elysia and provision the optimal resources to run it efficiently.
By default, Elysia will use Node. You can opt-in to the Bun runtime by adding the below to your .bunVersion linevercel.json
Backends on Vercel use with by default, so you only pay for time where your code is actively using CPU.Fluid computeActive CPU pricing
, or visit the documentation for or at Vercel.Deploy Elysia on VercelElysia Bun Runtime
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