Vercel Edge Middleware gets triggered inflationarily; Usage at risk
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Brewer's Blackbird posted this in #help-forum
Brewer's BlackbirdOP
I'm building a blog-like website with Next.js and Vercel. I am trying to stay within the usage limits of the Vercel Hobby plan.
However, e.g. on my index page, each link present on a page, triggers an Edge Middleware call, which skyrockets my "Function Invocations" limit.
I'm looking for help, either caching those triggered Edge Middleware functions to decrease function invocations and improve page speed; or preventing links that are merely present on a page - without being clicked - triggering such a Edge Middleware function invocation.
Thanks a lot for your help! If any additional info might be helpful, let me know what I can provide 🙂
However, e.g. on my index page, each link present on a page, triggers an Edge Middleware call, which skyrockets my "Function Invocations" limit.
I'm looking for help, either caching those triggered Edge Middleware functions to decrease function invocations and improve page speed; or preventing links that are merely present on a page - without being clicked - triggering such a Edge Middleware function invocation.
Thanks a lot for your help! If any additional info might be helpful, let me know what I can provide 🙂
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you can try disabling prefetch
Brewer's BlackbirdOP
Yeah, that helps! Thank you 🙂
I still do not know, how to cache serverless functions and edge middleware... When I try to add caching headers, navigation just leads to a blank page, like a waiting screen, without any network request being active - at least according to Chrome dev tools...
I still do not know, how to cache serverless functions and edge middleware... When I try to add caching headers, navigation just leads to a blank page, like a waiting screen, without any network request being active - at least according to Chrome dev tools...