I noticed my hosting bill spiked this month. It turns out a simple serverless function I use to fetch a third-party API was waiting 8 seconds for that API to respond. Since serverless bills by gigabyte-seconds of execution time, that slow API is costing me actual money. Is there a way to aggressively set a timeout so the function dies after 2 seconds instead?
My Next.js static export keeps crashing with an OOM error on GitHub Actions and Vercel. It is trying to optimize about 800 high-res local images during the build step using Sharp. I know I could move them to an S3 bucket, but I really liked keeping the assets in the repo. Is there a way to throttle the build concurrency so it doesn't try to process them all at once and crash?
I have a monorepo with three different Astro static sites sharing a UI component library. Locally, Turborepo caches the builds perfectly. But on my cloud host, the cache misses every single time and rebuilds all three sites from scratch even if I only changed a markdown file in one of them. How do you guys persist monorepo build caches across serverless deployments?
I have a blog with over 2000 posts. Building the whole thing takes 15 minutes. 1900 of those posts are from years ago and literally never change. Is there a pattern or tool that lets me build the archive once, cache those HTML files permanently, and only rebuild the newest 100 posts to drastically cut down my CI/CD time?