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Vercel Blog·Dec 5·5 min read
Rewrites and redirects now available in runtime logs
TL;DR
Previously, developers lacked visibility into how URL rewrites and redirects were functioning in their applications. Vercel has now integrated runtime logs that capture these events, allowing for better monitoring and debugging.
✦ Why It Matters
Engineers can now leverage runtime logs to optimize URL management and improve application performance.
Key Takeaways
- Filter runtime logs for rewrites and redirects in Vercel dashboard.
- Analyze destination paths for rewrites to improve routing.
- Check redirect status codes to ensure proper traffic management.
- Utilize logs for debugging and optimizing application performance.
Full Summary
Vercel users can now access detailed information about requests that involve rewrites and redirects in their runtime logs. By default, these requests are filtered out, but users can easily view them by selecting 'Rewrites' or 'Redirects' from the Resource dropdown on the Logs page.
Rewrites provide insights into the destination of the request, while redirects display the status code and the new location. This feature is particularly useful for developers looking to troubleshoot issues or optimize their applications by understanding how traffic is being managed.
Enhanced logging capabilities can lead to improved performance and user experience by allowing for more informed decision-making based on real-time data.