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Integrating PlanetScale with Vercel in a few steps — PlanetScale
Nick Van Wiggeren · 2021-07-02 · via Blog — PlanetScale

Nick Van Wiggeren |

At PlanetScale, we aim to be the world’s best database for everyone by building the only database platform you can start within seconds and scale continuously to meet your needs as you grow.

Vercel, the creator of the popular open-source Next.js React framework, recognized the power of our database and how it could benefit the thousands of developers using their frontend web development platform. Just like PlanetScale, Vercel enables developers to create high-quality web experiences without having to worry about scaling and performance.

Today we are happy to announce a new integration for Vercel!

Together, Vercel and PlanetScale combine a powerful serverless platform with a scalable and easy-to-use database, providing an incredible development experience with limitless scale that is elegant and easy to use.

Recently, I joined Vercel’s Head of Developer Relations Lee Robinson on a live stream to discuss all the features and demo how simple and powerful our integrations are. We started with a SQL database on PlanetScale, deployed an entire Next.js application, connected Vercel to PlanetScale, authenticated with our account, and then deployed the application, all in a matter of minutes! The process is that easy and is a real game-changer for front-end development.

To learn about the simple and easy steps to deployment, watch the live stream recording.

Or get started today and head over to our tutorial section or visit Vercel.

If you need help, reach out to the PlanetScale’s support team, or join our GitHub Discussion board to see how others are using PlanetScale.