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Vercel Tracing is now generally available

You can now search and inspect traces from the dashboard or the Vercel CLI, and new Next.js projects get tracing by default.


Pricing is unchanged from the beta. Browse and search traces in the dashboard In beta, you could only open a trace per request from the Logs page.

The new Traces page shows every trace and span in one place, for a project or your whole team. Switch between a Spans list and a Traces list, filter each, and search with Kibana Query Language (KQL).

A Live mode streams new traces as they arrive. A query like span.name:db* AND span.duration > 500 narrows to slow database spans by name and duration.

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