Trapped in Vercel, or: You Pay for Comfort

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The vast majority of Next.js projects run on Vercel cloud hosting. And why wouldn’t they? It’s incredibly convenient. With just one click, your entire DevOps setup is taken care of, complete with awesome features. But have you ever wondered if this might be a bit of a trick? Isn’t Vercel’s Next strategy just a way to lock us into their ecosystem? And what if it is? Come hear where you might run into painful obstacles and what it will cost you to leave this comfortable environment.




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