atahf Hi Vercel Team! I'm having the same problem, can someone look into this? Team ID: team_H8Rsw11fVMF2qEUaPptIUW2q ps. I had a quick look in community posts and this issue seem to be happening quite often for most of Hobby plans
spanishkangaroo Hi! Same from my side. I just added the credit card today. Everything seems ok and I even got the 5$
Pauline P. Narvas Where is it in the docs? Can you share a link?
Ward Van Laer “In push mode, you can set a maximum concurrency per consumer group. This limits how many messages can be in-flight simultaneously for that group. If the limit is reached, Vercel holds back delivery until an in-flight message is acknowledged or its lease expires.“ https://vercel.com/docs/queues/concepts
Vicent Galiana We are encountering this limitation in a production-like workload using `@vercel/queue` 0.5.0 and a JavaScript `queue/v2beta` push consumer. One publish operation created 110 messages. Vercel started all 110 first-delivery callback invocations within 18.354 seconds. The consumer calls a rate-limited downstream GraphQL service, and 49 deliveries failed with HTTP 429 and required retries. We need to configure the push consumer group with a maximum concurrency of `1`. The documentation states: > “In push mode, you can set a maximum concurrency per consumer group.” However, we cannot find a supported configuration surface: * The consumer group under **Project → Observability → Queues** is read-only. * The documented `queue/v2beta` trigger schema exposes `topic`, `retryAfterSeconds`, and `initialDelaySeconds`, but no `maxConcurrency`. * `@vercel/queue` does not expose a push consumer-group update method. * `Vqs-Max-Concurrency` appears to apply only to poll-mode receive requests. Could you please confirm: 1. Is push-mode maximum concurrency currently available? 2. If it is internally configurable, can Vercel set our consumer group limit to `1`? 3. Is there a planned supported configuration through `vercel.json`, the dashboard, or an API?
Amy Egan Great blog post, as always! Looking forward to learning how it goes with your internal apps
Jonoroboto Don't worry Amy, it's guaranteed we'll break at least a core part of it, trying to fix security exploits 😂
Belty6979 5979 That’s a really interesting use case for Deepsec. Finding issues on a few hundred pages is already impressive, so I’d be curious to see what it uncovers when you run it against your internal apps.
Cris Precisely what's pushing away from adopting a gateway towards using bedrock directly. There are reasons why I would prefer AI Gateway, but data residency is a strong requirement and a big marketing point for many companies.
Belty6979 5979 I can definitely see why this would be important for teams with strict compliance requirements. Having a clear region setting would make the AI Gateway much easier to consider for those use cases.
Belty6979 5979 Yeah, I can see why this would be a concern for companies handling sensitive data. Having a simple way to choose the region would definitely make the gateway more useful.
ADALIGO Thanks for sharing this **Amy Egan** 🙌 Super helpful guide. I’ve only been here a few days but already learned a lot — the community is really active and easy to navigate 👍
Belty6979 5979 Thanks for putting this together! I was new to the Vercel Community, and this guide made it much easier to understand where everything is and how to get started. Looking forward to learning more and being part of the discussions. Appreciate the effort!
Amy Egan Glad to have you here!
Carter Turnbull 2nd this. It would be a great feature that would drastically improve the loop between non technical team members and UX/UI polishes.
Baptiste 3322 Please 🙏 would be awseome
Akshay Dodeja Give how Vercel Toolbar was created pre AI -- this feature is basically useless without Agents being able to access the data. Does anyone at Vercel engineering use vercel toolbar comments?
Amy Egan I wasn't able to repro, but maybe I'm looking in the wrong place. Can you show me where you see standard tier pricing for these requests? AI Gateway supports OpenAI tiers through the `service_tier` param. Looks like you're using it right. https://vercel.com/docs/ai-gateway/capabilities/service-tiers
Mo091336 4719 Hi Amy, Fortunately, the issue with the GPT-5.5 Flex and Priority tiers was resolved just a few days after I wrote my post, before you had a chance to reply. It appears that Vercel simply had not updated its billing system to reflect the new pricing structure, since the provider was returning responses with the correct service tier. However, the same issue reappeared with the release of the GPT-5.6 series, apparently for exactly the same reason. This time, there also seems to be an issue with the updated caching system. OpenAI has introduced both implicit and explicit prompt caching, but Vercel still appears to be using the previous configuration. As a result, implicit caching is being applied by default, with input charged at 1.25 times the standard rate and cache breakpoints not being respected. Could you please take a look at this? P.S. The same behavior occurs with both the Chat Completions API and the Responses API.
Mo091336 4719 Update: Now It works. Thank you Amy.
Anshuman Bhardwaj Hi @wajidkhann7788-6932, welcome to the Vercel Community! I think technically Vercel is capable of hosting any large application. You can see many of the largest companies in the world using Vercel on our https://vercel.com/customers page. SEO depends on the framework you choose and the content itself. Vercel can help in this area by serving the content fast. I see no issues in using Vercel. > This is not a legal advice about the content or legality of the app itself.
Ahmad Sajid Thanks for the insight, Vercel will be a great fit for what I’m building!
Ryu Hi Den, TLS 1.3 and HTTP/3 are related, but they are not the same thing. TLS 1.3 means the HTTPS handshake can use the newer TLS version. HTTP/3 specifically means the site is being served over QUIC/UDP instead of HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 over TCP. A quick way to test what your site is actually negotiating is: ``` curl -I --http2 https://yourdomain.com curl -I --http3 https://yourdomain.com ``` or in Chrome DevTools: ``` Network tab → right click columns → enable Protocol ``` If you see `h2`, that is HTTP/2. If HTTP/3 is active, you’d usually see `h3`. From the current Vercel docs I can find, Vercel explicitly documents TLS 1.2 / TLS 1.3 support, but I don’t see HTTP/3 listed as a supported CDN protocol yet: https://vercel.com/docs/cdn-security/encryption So I would not assume HTTP/3 is available just because TLS 1.3 is enabled. This looks more like a platform feature request / roadmap question than something you can enable per project with `next.config.js` or DNS settings.
Den.D Hi @ryux1 , thanks fro the reply. You hit the nail on the head. As I mentioned in my post, even though the two things aren't directly connected, I don't understand the logic of supporting only TLS 1.3 and not HTTP/3. This is especially true when even the cheapest shared hosting providers ($10–$20/month) offer HTTP/3 by default. Of course, there's no personal setting for that, being a platform lack... My post was just a rant, hoping that someone in Vercel reads it and acts to solve the gap ![]()
Ryu Hi Den, Yep, fair point. I mostly replied to clarify the TLS 1.3 vs HTTP/3 difference for anyone else reading the thread. I agree there probably isn’t anything to configure at the project level right now. It would be nice to have HTTP/3 support on Vercel too, or at least a clear note in the docs about the current status. Thanks for raising it.
Wjh6548 4228 yeah, so am i. So I couldnt finished my rest assignment. how am i supposed to do??
Ryu Hi Bradley, `Failed to prepare VM` sounds like v0 is failing before it can fully start the sandbox/preview environment, so I’d first separate a broken project from a broader v0/account/platform issue. I’d test these in order: ``` 1. Create a brand-new blank v0 chat/project 2. Try the same action in an incognito/private window 3. Try a different browser with extensions disabled 4. Check whether it happens only on one project or every project 5. Check the browser DevTools console/network tab for the first failed request ``` If it happens only on one project, the project may have something that prevents the sandbox from starting, like an install script that hangs, a dependency conflict, a very large generated file, or a command that never exits. If it happens on every new blank project too, then it is probably not your app code. In that case the useful public details to share are: ``` Exact timestamp + timezone: Browser/device: Does it fail on a brand-new blank project: yes/no Does it fail in incognito/private mode: yes/no Any console/network error text, with tokens/cookies removed: Whether https://www.vercel-status.com/ showed any incident at that time: ``` I would avoid posting private project links, tokens, cookies, or account IDs publicly, but the timestamp and redacted console/network error would make this much easier to triage.