Vercel has reduced deployment times by up to 7 seconds through removing fixed platform overhead and optimizing the latest CLI. Smaller builds benefit the most due to reduced orchestration time.
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Vercel speeds up deployments by up to 7 seconds
Vercel has reduced deployment times by up to 7 seconds through removing fixed platform overhead and optimizing the latest CLI. Smaller builds benefit the most due to reduced orchestration time.
Over the past few months, we've made deployments up to 7 seconds faster end to end. We removed up to 5 seconds of fixed platform overhead from every build, and deploys from the latest Vercel CLI save up to 2 seconds more. The improvements are most noticeable on smaller builds, where orchestration represents a...
Faster deployments improve developer productivity and accelerate iteration cycles, especially for projects with smaller builds where overhead previously dominated build time.
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