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SummaryI am getting a high Here is my usage analytics (excluding unused ones)
The website is a simple blog post that utilizes ISR (with on-demand revalidation). ExampleSteps to Reproduce
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We are also seeing millions of write units over the included 2M and have no way of telling where it's coming from. We're still getting thousands of write units written every hour. Waiting for a response to the ticket. Similar issue here: https://github.com/orgs/vercel/discussions/7108 |
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Same issue. |
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I just received a response on my support ticket
While the response doesn't provide any new information or specific technical assistance, it does indicate that Vercel is working on improving usage analytics for ISR. Also, disabling ISR with |
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Hey there, happy to assist here. You mentioned that your Usage dashboard says this usage is coming from Incremental Static Regeneration. ISR, a feature used in frameworks like Next.js or SvelteKit, is charged through the Data Cache billable item on Vercel. Next.js also has a more granular cache for the App Router, called the Data Cache, which is in beta on Vercel and not charged. Since you are using the Pages Router, it makes sense that you are not using the granular Data Cache which is only part of the App Router. That is why that card is empty. You mentioned you are using on-demand revalidation – that's great. Can you confirm there are no other places in your codebase where you're using Let me know if that helps narrow down where to optimize. |
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Hey there, happy to assist here.
You mentioned that your Usage dashboard says this usage is coming from Incremental Static Regeneration. ISR, a feature used in frameworks like Next.js or SvelteKit, is charged through the Data Cache billable item on Vercel. Next.js also has a more granular cache for the App Router, called the Data Cache, which is in beta on Vercel and not charged.
Since you are using the Pages Router, it makes sense that you are not using the granular Data Cache which is only part of the App Router. That is why that card is empty.
You mentioned you are using on-demand revalidation – that's great. Can you confirm there are no other places in your codebase where you're using
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