Vercel
If you deploy on Vercel, the Vercel integration is the fastest path to release-aware triage. It does three jobs:
- OTel sink: routes Vercel OpenTelemetry output into GreenSlope.
- Deploy webhooks: records successful deployments as release events.
- Rollback deep-link: links responders to the relevant Vercel rollback dialog when a suspected-bad release is found.
Install
- In the GreenSlope dashboard, go to Settings → Integrations → Vercel.
- Click Install on Vercel and authorise the team/projects you want instrumented.
- Pick the projects to enable. Each project maps to a GreenSlope service. The name defaults to the Vercel project name and can be edited.
OTel sink
Once installed, GreenSlope is registered as the OTel destination for the project. For Vercel-only projects, this can replace the manual exporter configuration from the Next.js quickstart.
Deploy context
When a Vercel deploy finishes, GreenSlope maps Vercel metadata into release context:
| Vercel field | GreenSlope use |
|---|---|
deployment.meta.githubCommitSha | release ID |
deployment.target | environment |
deployment.meta.githubCommitAuthorLogin | deploy actor |
deployment.meta.githubPrNumber | pull-request context, when known |
Preview deploys are recorded as release context but do not trigger production regression checks.
Uninstall
Remove the integration from Settings → Integrations → Vercel → Uninstall, or from the Vercel dashboard's integration page. Uninstalling stops new webhooks but keeps existing incident and release history until normal retention deletes it.
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