Amy Egan After the high usage falls off from the rolling 30 day window, Vercel Agent can help you unpause the team 😃 community.vercel.com/t/my-account-is-still-paused-even-after-low-usage/43354/2

Amy Egan Serverless architecture is at the heart of Vercel. All of our services rely on that energy-efficient alternative to traditional servers. It's better for the environment and it helps keep things affordable. Vercel uses multiple cloud providers that have made commitments to reducing their overall carbon footprint. However, use of servers around the world with multiple providers means we can't reliably calculate and prove our carbon footprint. vercel.com/kb/guide/what-is-vercel-green-energy-policy

Ryu Hi Zenyxmed, Since Vercel is still asking for _vercel.synedica.de, I'd first verify what the public authoritative DNS actually returns, not only what Cloudflare shows in the dashboard. Try these: A few things I'd check: The NS output should point to Cloudflare nameservers. If the registrar is still delegated somewhere else, the Cloudflare records will not be seen by Vercel. The TXT output should exactly match the current value Vercel shows after the most recent time you added the domain. If you deleted/re-added the domain, Vercel may have generated a new verification value, so an older _vercel

Ryu Hi Jufriadi, Since HTTP is already reaching Vercel but HTTPS fails and the dashboard still says Invalid Configuration, I'd double-check the records that can block SSL provisioning rather than the app itself. A few things to verify at the DNS provider: For the apex domain, the A record should match exactly what Vercel shows in the Domains dashboard. For www, the CNAME should also match exactly, including any trailing . if your DNS provider requires it. Also make sure there are no AAAA records pointing somewhere else, because Vercel's troubleshooting docs note that IPv6/AAAA records are not supp

Amy Egan I usually start with browser dev tools and Vercel runtime logs. From there, it depends on what's going wrong. Instant rollback can help when you want to get Production working again but you're not able to find and solve the production issue quickly

Message Agency I'm also curious about how to handle this. Another thread that turned up was closed without an answer community.vercel.com/t/firewall-api-on-ip-blocking-rules-changes-open-graph/1538

Wise Lizard Update: seems to be resolved now

Codex 5427 Yeah I know

ADALIGO 😄 Haha... imagine creating a brand new account just to write: "Yeah I know." But anyway... let me tell you something maybe you don't know yet: Even if someone knows a lot, nobody knows everything. Real builders stay humble. Real engineers keep learning. 🚀 Knowledge is not about acting bigger than others. It's about helping, encouraging, building, and evolving together. So whether you're senior, junior, beginner, or expert: keep learning 📚 keep building ⚡ keep improving 🧠 Because technology moves fast... and the moment someone thinks they know everything, they already stopped growing. Still bui

Amy Egan 1. Blocked IP ranges and usage When you create a WAF rule that blocks an IP range, those blocked requests do not contribute to your Edge Request or Fast Data Transfer usage. The blocking happens before the request is processed as an edge request. 2. Persistent actions for Hobby users Persistent actions are currently only available on Pro and Enterprise plans. Attack Challenge Mode adds an extra layer of protection when you think your site is under attack. Keep in mind that Hobby accounts aren't charged for extra usage beyond the included limits. 3. Rate limiting Rate limiting is charged per mi

Chandrapal Badshah Thanks for your response. For answer to question 1, there’s contradicting documentation. Project Level IP blocking says “Requests will not contribute to your bill” However, looking at WAF pricing it says the blocked requests for Project level IP blocking will contribute to usage. I have manually tested this and found having a project level IP blocking doesn’t add to ER or FDT usage.

Amy Egan Firewall mitigated traffic is now free on Vercel 😃 vercel.com/changelog/web-application-firewall-mitigated-traffic-is-free-on-vercel

Pauline P. Narvas Thank you for your contribution, Michele! Welcome to the Vercel Community 🙂 I've passed this onto the CICD team to review!

Michele Bertoli Gentle nudge on this one It's a 2-line change that brings @vercel/react-router in line with how Next.js, SvelteKit, and Qwik already set __vdpl and it unblocks Skew Protection for deep URLs Happy to add a changeset or any tweaks that'd help, just let me know