The Vercel integration delivers deployment lifecycle events and real-time log streaming to LogBrew. Every deployment state change, from the moment a build starts to the final success, failure, or rollback, appears in your feed with the full context you need to act on it.Documentation Index
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What you’ll see
- Deployment started: a new deployment has begun building
- Deployment succeeded: a deployment completed and is live
- Deployment failed: a build or deployment error occurred (Critical)
- Deployment canceled: a deployment was manually or automatically canceled (Warning)
- Deployment rolled back: a deployment was reverted to a previous version
- Build, edge, and lambda logs: streamed in real time via Vercel’s log drain
Connect Vercel
Authorize with OAuth
LogBrew opens the Vercel authorization screen. Approve the requested permissions for your Vercel account.
Select a project
After authorization, choose which Vercel project you want to monitor. This creates a LogBrew project in your feed.
Severity mapping
| Vercel event | LogBrew severity |
|---|---|
| Deployment failed | Critical |
| Deployment canceled | Warning |
| Deployment started | Info |
| Deployment succeeded | Info |
| Deployment rolled back | Info |
Log streaming
LogBrew uses Vercel’s log drain to stream logs in real time. You’ll see build output, edge function logs, and serverless function logs in the Logs tab for your project as they are produced. No polling, no delay. When you disconnect the Vercel integration, LogBrew automatically removes the log drain from your Vercel account.Live log streaming requires a Vercel plan that supports log drains. Deployment event notifications work on every Vercel plan.