Zero-configuration Go backend support
Go API backends can now be deployed on Vercel with automatic configuration and resource provisioning. Go servers are recognized as first-class backends, scale automatically with traffic, and use active CPU pricing so you only pay for compute time in use.
Go API backends can now be deployed on Vercel with zero-configuration deployment.
Vercel now recognizes Go servers as first-class backends and automatically provisions the right resources and configures your application without redirects in or the folder convention.vercel.json/api
Backends on Vercel use with by default. Your Go API scales automatically with traffic, and you pay only for active CPU time rather than idle capacity.Fluid computeActive CPU pricing
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