Vercel is all proprietary/closedsource right, just Next.js is opensource right? Truly asking/wondering, not making a statement or trying to attack, just getting clarity?
I ask because I work on VA.gov which requires FedRamped SaaS and PaaS OR on-premise installs and I don't think Vercel has either but we could use some parts of Vercel as on-prem if there were a paid on-prem support system.
VA.gov right now is a static build system (Metalsmith + Liquid templates) stored in an S3 bucket that we are working on moving to Next.js.
Here are the open source repos that make up VA.gov:
I ask because I work on VA.gov which requires FedRamped SaaS and PaaS OR on-premise installs and I don't think Vercel has either but we could use some parts of Vercel as on-prem if there were a paid on-prem support system.
VA.gov right now is a static build system (Metalsmith + Liquid templates) stored in an S3 bucket that we are working on moving to Next.js.
Here are the open source repos that make up VA.gov:
https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/content-bu...
https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/vets-websi...
https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/va.gov-cms