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Shows how to fix upstash Redis on Vercel Edge and Next.js: REST only, no TCP connections to manage. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Edge runtimes cant open TCP sockets, so the HTTP-based SDK is the way in. Set the two env vars, reuse the client, and batch with Promise.all.
Upgrade to @upstash/redis v1.28.2. The inverted export map was fixed there, and the reporter confirmed the build succeeds. Pinning to 1.20.0 does not work for everyone, so the v1.28.2 upgrade is the fix. Source: Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
Using a recent @upstash/redis in Nuxt, the build fails with RollupError: Could not resolve "./chunk-SMBYCQIJ.js" from "./chunk-SMBYCQIJ.js?commonjs-external" and the client can't initialize. Cause: after the packaging switch from deno to bun+tsup, the export map in the published package was inverted. Pinning to 1.20…
Problem outcome: unknown
Upgrade to Node 16+, or add a polyfill at the top of your API route: if (typeof atob === 'undefined') { global.atob = (b64) => Buffer.from(b64, 'base64').toString('utf-8'); }. Downgrading to @upstash/redis 1.13.1 also avoids it. The maintainer acknowledged the bug and shipped a fix in the SDK. Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
Since @upstash/redis v1.14.0, running on Node 14 (e.g. Vercel with the Node 14.x option) throws Unable to decode base64 []: atob is not defined when reading values. Cause: v1.14.0 introduced base64 decoding via atob, which only exists in Node v16+ (and browsers) — it was never defined in Node 14.
Problem outcome: unknown