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Overview

Vercel records a lot about every request: function and build logs, CDN and firewall decisions, its own spans, Web Vitals and page views. It keeps that data for a limited time (runtime logs for one day on Pro, 30 days with Observability Plus), and it can’t receive telemetry from services that run elsewhere. Data leaves Vercel in two ways: Both land in Bronto next to the telemetry of your other services, so one request can be followed from the Vercel edge into your own backend.
Start with the Marketplace connector. Add OpenTelemetry from code when you want spans from your own code, and trace context when your functions call services outside Vercel.

Source-to-Method Mapping

The Marketplace connector creates the log, trace, Speed Insights and Web Analytics drains in one step, so for most sources it’s all you need. Each source links to a short page on what it emits and where to start.

Ingestion Methods

Once data arrives, the Vercel dashboards, monitors and saved searches give you a starting point.