I engineered a hybrid-rendered Next.js 15 frontend leveraging Incremental Static Regeneration (IS...I engineered a hybrid-rendered Next.js 15 frontend leveraging Incremental Static Regeneration (IS...
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I engineered a hybrid-rendered Next.js 15 frontend leveraging Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) to absorb repeat traffic at the edge, reducing public GET requests to near zero. The core system is powered by a custom Node.js/Express REST API, containerized with Docker and deployed for auto-scaling on Google Cloud Run. To bridge the cached frontend with the dynamic CMS, I implemented an on-demand ISR webhook. This allows admins—secured via stateless HttpOnly JWT cookies—to publish updates that instantly bypass the cache and go live globally in seconds.
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Eric's avatar
The publish flow is the part I'd show a client. An editor updates the CMS once, and the page refreshes worldwide in seconds without a developer touching it.
Abbas's avatar
Exactly, Eric! I actually engineered this specific setup for a company recently. Giving their team the ability to instantly publish without creating a bottleneck for the developers was a huge win for them.
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