Vercel - How to see/debug Fast Origin Transfer usage
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Dwarf Crocodile posted this in #help-forum
Dwarf CrocodileOP
Before April 11, there is no usage history at all on Fast Origin Transfer (FOT), and starting then, my deployment is racking up on the usage, going 30GB + out of the 10GB free plan limit.
My website is literally one screen with 6 images of 300kb (total 1800kb) and its not visited too often.
I do have my production mobile app using vercel deployment links (vercel.app and github branch specific vercel links) for api requests, but I can't identify anything different that was deployed specifically on April 11.
How can I further identify this usage issue, where is the usage coming from?
My website is literally one screen with 6 images of 300kb (total 1800kb) and its not visited too often.
I do have my production mobile app using vercel deployment links (vercel.app and github branch specific vercel links) for api requests, but I can't identify anything different that was deployed specifically on April 11.
How can I further identify this usage issue, where is the usage coming from?
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Toyger
You can open Usage->Networking->Top path
and check all tabs like bandwith/invocation/etc.... it should provide more valuable information about site usage in this dates
and check all tabs like bandwith/invocation/etc.... it should provide more valuable information about site usage in this dates
@Toyger You can open Usage->Networking->Top path
and check all tabs like bandwith/invocation/etc.... it should provide more valuable information about site usage in this dates
Dwarf CrocodileOP
right, so the higher the usage shown here, the higher it is for the Fast Origin Transfer?
coz the math definitely doesnt add up. but im guessing they are correlated
also on vercel, if i check data before April 11th, theres nothing for Fast Origin Transfer, but the data for Usage->Networking->Top path are all there as expected
@Dwarf Crocodile also on vercel, if i check data before April 11th, theres nothing for Fast Origin Transfer, but the data for Usage->Networking->Top path are all there as expected
Toyger
on screenshot is what they suggest, so probably you have some fetch requests with
cache: 'no-store' or POST requests that generate huge amount of data, and all of that sum up in huge amount of traffic between functions and edge networkDwarf CrocodileOP
hmm yeah i read that part of the docs, but i dont have cache no restore set specifically, unless its the default settings?
I would want to ideally further identify which apis/requests are using abnormal amount of data, then I could optimize those, but so far I can't find anywhere to see that.
Usage->Networking->Top path that you suggested is the closest one so far for sure.
I would want to ideally further identify which apis/requests are using abnormal amount of data, then I could optimize those, but so far I can't find anywhere to see that.
Usage->Networking->Top path that you suggested is the closest one so far for sure.