Standalone Next.js App and connection with Vercel
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Amruth Pillai posted this in #help-forum
Hey, just had a quick question, a doubt really. Was reading through the NextJS subreddit and saw that a few people were getting billed from Vercel for Middleware Invocations.
To be clear, this is only if the Next.js site is hosted on Vercel right? So if I were to export a standalone app, dockerize it and host it myself, I don't lose any features of Next.js App Router, and there's no requests sent to Vercel?
To be clear, this is only if the Next.js site is hosted on Vercel right? So if I were to export a standalone app, dockerize it and host it myself, I don't lose any features of Next.js App Router, and there's no requests sent to Vercel?
Answered by Ray
yes if you are running the site on your server or any other hosting, no request is made to vercel
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@Amruth Pillai Hey, just had a quick question, a doubt really. Was reading through the NextJS subreddit and saw that a few people were getting billed from Vercel for Middleware Invocations.
To be clear, this is only if the Next.js site is hosted on Vercel right? So if I were to export a standalone app, dockerize it and host it myself, I don't lose any features of Next.js App Router, and there's no requests sent to Vercel?
yes if you are running the site on your server or any other hosting, no request is made to vercel
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