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Render VS Vercel
Render
Render is a cloud platform that is designed to help developers build and deploy modern, scalable applications. With Render, you can deploy your code to a global network of servers, and the platform will take care of the rest, including provisioning servers, scaling your application to meet demand, and providing security and compliance.
Render supports a wide range of technologies and frameworks, including popular languages such as Python, Node.js, and Ruby, as well as containerization platforms like Docker. You can use Render to deploy a variety of different types of applications, including web applications, mobile backends, and APIs.
Render also provides a number of tools and services to help you manage your deployments, including continuous integration and delivery, database and file storage, and analytics and monitoring.
Vercel
Vercel is a cloud platform for building and deploying modern applications. It is designed to make it easy for developers to build, test, and deploy their code, with a focus on simplicity and speed. With Vercel, you can deploy your code to a global network of servers with a single command, and the platform will take care of the rest, including provisioning servers, scaling your application to meet demand, and providing security and compliance.
Vercel supports a wide range of technologies and frameworks, including popular languages such as JavaScript, Python, and Go, as well as static site generators like Next.js and Gatsby. You can use Vercel to deploy a variety of different types of applications, including web applications, mobile backends, and APIs.
Vercel also provides a number of tools and services to help you manage your deployments, including continuous integration and delivery, database and file storage, and analytics and monitoring.
Render
- Global hosting and scaling automatically
- Supporting custom domains
- Pay-per-use
- Integrates with other providers such as GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket
- suitable for web applications that demand high scalability, security, and built-in connectors
- Web application development and deployment support built-in
Vercel
- Global CDN-based hosting
- Supporting custom domains
- features a free tier and fees for more usage and storage
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- suitable for web applications that demand high scalability, security, and built-in connectors
- Web application development and deployment support built-in
| FrameWork | Render | Vercel |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Learn more | https://vercel.com/ |
| Infrastructure | AWS and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Depends on the region | Multi-cloud Google Cloud (GCP), AWS Cloudflare Workers for Edge Functions |
| Continuous deployment | ||
| Automated builds from Git | ||
| Instant rollbacks to any version | ||
| Site previews for every push | ||
| Compatible with all Static Site Generators | ||
| Notifications | Slack, Email, GitHub | Slack, GitHub, outgoing webhook |
| Team Management | ||
| Custom domains | ||
| Automatic HTTPS | ||
| Rewrites & Redirects | ||
| Password Protection | Share with Team Members, via sharable links or add password protection | |
| Websites | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Build Minutes | Unlimited | 6000 minutes /month |
| Concurrent builds | 1 /service | 1 |
| Bandwidth | 100GB /month | 100GB /month |
| Team Members | Unlimited | 1 |
| Build Time Per Deployment | N/A | 45 minutes |
| Build Memory Limit (in MiB) | N/A | 8192 MiB |
| Max team members before switch to custom pricing | Unlimited | 10 |
| Git contributors have to be Team Members | Starting from $20/mo per member | |
| Serverless Functions (API) | Node.js, Go, Python, Ruby | |
| Edge Functions | Vercel Edge Functions | |
| Background Functions | Background Workers | |
| CRON Jobs | ||
| CLI | vercel | |
| Extensions | Integrations | |
| Environment Variables | ||
| Build Logs | ||
| Build Canceling | ||
| Analytics | ||
| Authentication | ||
| Database | PostgreSQL | |
| Asset Optimizations | bundling, minifying, compressing images | |
| A/B Testing | Using Edge Functions | |
| Form Handling | ||
| Data Storage | Render Disks | |
| Push Notifications | ||
| Machine Learning | ||
| Two-factor authentication | ||
| Team Logs | ||
| SOC2 | SOC1 for now | SOC2 Type 2 |
| ISO27001 | ||
| GDPR | ||
| Carbon Neutral | N/A | |
| Carbon-free Energy | N/A | AWS promised to run on 100% renewable energy by 2025 |
Deployment Platforms
The Jamstack ecosystem is rapidly evolving, and with it -- we're witnessing a wider usage of static site generators, which are certainly a big part of the Jamstack technology.
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