Sanity-check a Vercel log drain before you rely on it
Review a Squasher drain URL and a redacted sample payload for delivery shape, project routing, source fields, timestamps, and secret exposure risk.
The tester runs locally and does not post to the drain URL. Redact project keys, tokens, and customer data before pasting payload samples.
Review a redacted drain sample
Drain URL and redacted payload shape look ready for a Vercel delivery smoke test.
Parsed https://api.squasher.ai/v1/drain/vercel/project_redacted.
The URL uses the Squasher Vercel drain path.
Parsed a batch payload.
A message-like field is present.
A timestamp-like field is present.
Source and environment context are present.
No obvious token or connector key string was detected.
Useful enough for the immediate debugging job.
Each utility is product-adjacent by design: it solves a concrete setup or debugging problem, then links to the Squasher workflow that monitors it continuously.
Checks HTTPS drain URL shape and the Squasher Vercel drain path.
Reads JSON object or batch payload samples without retaining them.
Flags missing message, timestamp, source, environment, or deployment context.
Turn Vercel logs into issue context instead of another dashboard stop.
Squasher uses Vercel log drain data beside errors, releases, requests, and AI triage so serverless failures stay actionable.