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Vercel Agent validates alerts before paging
Vercel Agent now checks logs and metrics to investigate alerts before they reach your paging system.
Summary
Vercel Agent can now investigate Vercel monitor alerts to classify them as critical before they reach your paging system. The agent checks logs and metrics to assess impact, such as identifying health-check errors or sustained 5xx errors. Alert validation requires Pro or Enterprise plans with Observability Plus.
What changed
- Vercel Agent investigates alerts from monitors before they reach your paging system.
- Only alerts classified as Critical are sent to the webhook destination when validation is enabled.
- Agent checks logs and metrics to assess impact.
Availability
Available now“Alert validation is available on Pro and Enterprise plans with Observability Plus.”
Pricing
| Plan | Price, as stated | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Custom monitors | $0.0035“Custom monitors cost $0.0035 per GB of data scanned.” source |
Prices as stated by the company; we don’t convert or estimate.
Founder takeaway
Review your monitoring plans and webhook destinations to see if using Vercel Agent for alert validation fits your on-call workflow.
Source
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