Vercel Drains: Complete observability data, anywhere
Vercel Log Drains have been expanded and rebranded as Vercel Drains, now supporting OpenTelemetry traces, Web Analytics events, and Speed Insights metrics in addition to logs. This provides a unified way to stream all observability data out of Vercel into your team's existing systems.
Vercel Log Drains are now Vercel Drains.
Why? They’re not just for logs anymore, as you can now also export OpenTelemetry traces, Web Analytics events, and Speed Insights metrics.
Drains give you a single way to stream observability data out of Vercel and into the systems your team already rely on.
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