Learn how to deploy a backend to Vercel, like a REST API, through Vercel Functions. These backend APIs can then connect to your database or third-party services.

0:00 – Introduction
0:31 – Deploying a Node.js function
2:00 – Express
2:46 – Storage and logs
3:30 – Templates
3:57 – Conclusion

◆ Templates: https://vercel.com/templates
◆ Docs: https://vercel.com/docs

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Alejandro Bar Acedo

Amazon

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Learn how to deploy your backend on Vercel, including using frontend frameworks like Next.js or Nuxt, and how to write API routes. Vercel supports Node.js and offers templates for Fastify and other backend tools.

Deploying a backend on Vercel (APIs and Functions)