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Vercel Connect now provides teams with detailed observability into token lifecycle events, including creation, usage, and status. The new Observability tab on connector detail pages shows runtime events such as token requests, authorizations, and revocations.
Vercel Connect now provides teams with detailed observability into token lifecycle events, including creation, usage, and status. The new Observability tab on connector detail pages shows runtime events such as token requests, authorizations, and revocations.
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Vercel Connect now gives teams line-level visibility into the token lifecycle. See who created a token, what app or project used it, when, and whether it is still active. Every connector's detail page includes a new Observability tab: Runtime events : Every token request, authorization, refresh, revocation, and...
This enhancement improves security and debugging by giving developers clear visibility into how tokens are used across apps and projects. It helps teams monitor and manage authentication tokens more effectively.
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