# Deploying to Vercel

Follow the instructions at the tutorial Deploying Your Next.js App (opens new window)

# Deploying with the Vercel CLI

You can also use the Vercel CLI (opens new window) to interact with and configure your projects, enabling you to retrieve logs, manage certificates, replicate your deployment environment locally, manage Domain Name System (DNS) records, etc. It is a wrapper around the Vercel API (opens new window).

Here is an example of use:

➜  nextjs-blog git:(main) vercel login
Vercel CLI 28.10.1
> Log in to Vercel github
> Success! GitHub authentication complete for crguezl@ull.edu.es
Congratulations! You are now logged in. In order to deploy something, run `vercel`.
💡  Connect your Git Repositories to deploy every branch push automatically (https://vercel.link/git).
➜  nextjs-blog git:(main) vercel ls
Vercel CLI 28.10.1
? Set up “~/campus-virtual/2223/learning/nextjs-learning/nextjs-tutorial/nextjs-blog”? [Y/n] y
? Which scope should contain your project? crguezl
? Found project “crguezl/nextjs-blog”. Link to it? [Y/n] y
🔗  Linked to crguezl/nextjs-blog (created .vercel and added it to .gitignore)
> Deployments for nextjs-blog under crguezl [645ms]
> To list deployments for a project, run `vercel ls [project]`.

  Age     Deployment                                           Status      Duration
  22m     https://nextjs-blog-sfbadq2kr-crguezl.vercel.app     ● Ready     38s

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Watch the video Vercel - Create a Next.js App and Deploy with Vercel CLI:

# Troubleshooting

If you have trouble with this or other Next.js steps use GitHub Discussions: next.js (opens new window)