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Vercel Sandbox Adds Secure Compute Support for Dedicated Network Connectivity

·2026.09.30 09:00

Key point

Vercel Sandbox now supports Secure Compute, enabling Enterprise teams to connect sandboxes to dedicated networks for private AWS VPC access via peering.

Details

Vercel Sandbox has added support for Secure Compute, which connects sandboxes to a team's dedicated network. This feature ensures that public-internet traffic exits through the network's static IPs and allows sandboxes to reach private resources within an AWS VPC through VPC peering.

Users can attach a sandbox to their network using either code or the CLI. In code, this is achieved by passing an existing Secure Compute network ID when creating a sandbox. Alternatively, the CLI command sandbox create accepts the --network-id flag followed by the network ID value.

Existing sandboxes can be updated to attach to or change networks using sandbox.update(). However, this change only takes effect on the next session; a currently running session retains its existing network configuration until it stops. This capability is exclusively available to Enterprise teams with Secure Compute.

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