I got the error like this

Glad to hear

If your Gmail SMTP is working locally in your Django project but not when deployed to Vercel, there could be several reasons for this issue. Here are some common troubleshooting steps to consider: Environment Variables: Ensure that your Gmail SMTP credentials and settings are correctly configured as environment variables on Vercel. Double-check that the credentials are being read properly in your deployed application. Vercel Environment Configuration: Verify that your Vercel environment is set up correctly. Make sure that the environment variables are properly set in your Vercel project settings. Firewall or Network Restrictions: Check if Vercel might have network restrictions or firewall rules that prevent outgoing SMTP connections. Sometimes, hosting platforms have such limitations for security reasons. Error Logs: Check the error logs on Vercel to see if there are any specific error messages related to the SMTP connection. This can provide valuable information about what might be going wrong. App Permissions: Ensure that the Gmail account you are using for SMTP allows "Less secure apps" to access it. Gmail's security settings may block connections from certain sources. Use App Password: Instead of your Gmail account password, consider generating an "App Password" from your Google account settings specifically for your Django application. This can provide a more secure way to access your Gmail account. Third-party Access: Check if you've enabled "Allow less secure apps" and "Allow access to your Google account" for your Google account. You may need to adjust these settings for SMTP access. SMTP Port and Protocol: Verify that you are using the correct SMTP port and protocol (usually port 587 for TLS/STARTTLS and port 465 for SSL). Testing in Staging: You might want to test your SMTP configuration on a Vercel staging environment to isolate the issue without affecting your production environment. Library and Version Compatibility: Ensure that the Django and email library versions you are using are compatible with the Python version available on Vercel. Python version discrepancies can sometimes cause issues. DNS and Domain Settings: If you are sending emails from a custom domain, verify that your DNS settings (e.g., MX records) are correctly configured. SMTP Debugging: Enable SMTP debugging in your Django settings to get more detailed information on what might be failing during the SMTP connection. By systematically checking these factors, you should be able to identify the root cause of the issue with Gmail SMTP not working on Vercel and take the necessary steps to resolve it.

Make sure to add .gitignore file. And make sure env file (packages) must not be uploaded to git. Which increased the data of repo. Follow my git and see structure

@@CodeWithMuh Got it thankyou for your quick response

Try to run and collect static commands locally Then try to push code. Hopefully it will work

@@CodeWithMuh i have done this and the web app is deployed but now this error is coming 404: NOT_FOUND Code: NOT_FOUND

This can be a vercel side issue.

@@darkksouul Bro I am also facing this issue. How did you resolved this issue?

@@darkksouul have you already fix your issue because im stuck with that issue.

There will be a configuration issue. Please send a message to discord or send me an email for help. Thanks

did you find the solution?

Make sure your code is working properly. Ask me at LinkedIn for help

As mentioned, external database.

As mentioned you need to use external database ok so if you want to deep dive you can take my backend developer course where I have mentioned how you can use external database

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Check Python version: Verify that Python 3.9 is installed by running python3.9 --version in the terminal. Install pip: If pip is not installed, use python3.9 -m ensurepip to install it. Update pip: If pip is already installed, update it with pip3.9 install --upgrade pip. Verify requirements.txt: Ensure the file exists in "/vercel/path0/requirements.txt" and contains valid package names and versions. Resolve dependencies: Modify versions or remove problematic packages from requirements.txt. Check network: Ensure stable internet connectivity to download packages. Use a virtual environment: Create a new virtual environment with python3.9 -m venv myenv, activate it, and run the command within it These steps should help resolve the "Failed to run" error related to the pip installation.

It should work

It should not be an issue.