Deployments now show billable duration and CPU minutes
Deployments now display their billable duration and CPU minutes in the dashboard, REST API, and CLI, helping users understand how each build contributes to their usage. Billable duration is the combined build and post-build time rounded up to the next whole minute, and CPU minutes are that figure multiplied by the machine's vCPUs.
Deployments now show their billable duration and CPU minutes in the dashboard, , and the . Use it to understand how each build contributes to your usage.vc inspectREST API
Billable duration is the build and post-build time combined, rounded up to the next whole minute. CPU minutes are that figure multiplied by the machine's vCPUs.
To see the same breakdown from the CLI, update to version 59.23.1 or later with , then run :npm i -g vercel@latestvc inspect
Learn more about in the docs.build machines and CPU minutes
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