Hi everyone,
I’ve been exploring different use cases for Vercel and was wondering — has anyone here tried using Vercel to host a movie-related project, like a streaming or movie catalog site?
Would Vercel’s performance and serverless features be a good fit for handling media-heavy projects, or is it better suited for lighter applications?
I’d love to hear your experiences or suggestions
Hi @koshalmicky-5285, welcome to the Vercel Community!
Thanks for asking this curious question. Before I start answering, I’d like to point out I removed the link to the external site to avoid any spam/scammy outbound links.
Now, let’s start with our customers page, you’ll find many of the top Media platforms using Vercel, including Netflix:
If you use Next.js you can cache out most of the static content on our Edge Network and use our Blob storage for media storage. Apart from this, movie streaming is mostly dependent on the media storage and CDN you use. There are plenty of providers like https://www.boldvideo.com/ and https://www.mux.com/ that offload the complexities.
To conclude, there’s nothing on Vercel’s side that will be a bottleneck to your project. If anything, Vercel will help you iterate faster and ship solid applications.
