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Next.js 15 Fullstack (App Router + Server Actions) · Lesson

Deployment to Vercel

Learn the best practices for deploying your Next.js application to Vercel for seamless continuous deployment.

Meet Vercel: Your Next.js Host

Welcome to the final stage of your Next.js journey: deployment! For Next.js applications, Vercel is often the go-to platform, and for good reason.

Vercel is a cloud platform for frontend frameworks and static sites. It's built by the creators of Next.js, offering a seamless and optimized deployment experience.

  • Zero-Config: Often deploys Next.js apps with no extra setup.
  • Global CDN: Your app's assets are delivered quickly worldwide.
  • Serverless Functions: Automatically handles API routes and server-side rendering.

Prepping Your Next.js App

Before deploying, ensure your Next.js application is ready. Most Next.js projects are deployment-ready by default, but consider these points:

  • Environment Variables: For sensitive data like API keys, use .env.local for local development and configure them on Vercel.
  • next.config.js: Review any custom configurations that might affect the build process.
  • package.json Scripts: Vercel automatically detects the build script (usually next build) and start script (usually next start).

Make sure your app builds locally without errors using npm run build or yarn build.

All lessons in this course

  1. Deployment to Vercel
  2. Building a Fullstack App
  3. Project Review & Best Practices
  4. Monitoring & Error Tracking in Production
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