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Secure Compute, now available as self-service

·2026.01.07 22:00

Key point

Vercel has launched a self-service feature that lets Enterprise teams directly manage their Secure Compute network.

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Details

Vercel Enterprise teams can now create, update, and delete Secure Compute networks directly through the dashboard, API, and Terraform.

Secure Compute networks provide private connectivity between Vercel Functions and backend infrastructure, giving direct control over region placement, addressing, egress, and failover.

Users can manage the following features via self-service:

  • Region and availability zone (AZ) selection
  • Active/passive failover configuration
  • Private CIDR and NAT/egress behavior management

Site-to-Site VPN connections, support for Pro customers, and PrivateLink connectivity are planned to be added in the future.

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