View advanced function metrics with Observability
Users can now view advanced insights for Vercel Functions in limited beta, including CPU usage, memory consumption, time-to-first-byte, and function cold/warm start rates. Observability is available for current Monitoring users via a new Observability tab in Vercel projects.
Users in the can now view advanced insights for serverless Vercel Functions. Explore low level metrics about function execution, including:limited beta of Observability
Observability is in for current users and can be accessed from the new Observability tab in your Vercel projects.limited betaMonitoring
: Understand CPU usage and memory consumption and see if you could benefit from upgrading the function to more resourcesCPU throttle and memory usage
: See how quickly your function responds to requests by sending the first bytes of the responseTime to First Byte (TTFB)
: View cold start and pre-warmed function invocation ratesFunction start type
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