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I know Vercel has their fingers in a bunch of pies, but is there any significant vendor locking? I worked at a place where we just put nextJS in a docker contai
by crummy 1y ago
I know Vercel has their fingers in a bunch of pies, but is there any significant vendor locking? I worked at a place where we just put nextJS in a docker container and hosted it ourselves, but maybe we would have got more on Vercel?
- throw-10-8 1y agorunning nextjs in docker is notoriously bug prone, there are multiple GH issues about this with no real resolution the official recommendation we got was to just run it on vercel I would go as far to say that nextjs is not self-hostable in its current state if you expect high traffic and low latency.
- nicce 1y agoThey have neglected many issues which would help on self-hosting until the public cry was big enough.
- cryptonym 1y agoTry to scale Next.js globally. Try to keep up to date with new versions, changes in paradigms and the way the output is rendered. It's designed to be deployed on Vercel. Production-ready hosting part of the Framework is not Open Source nor well documented. https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/59167 https://github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/59167 https://www.netlify.com/blog/how-we-run-nextjs/ https://www.netlify.com/blog/how-we-run-nextjs/
- maelito 1y agoI migrated https://cartes.app https://cartes.app from Vercel to Dokploy, everything is good and simpler.