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My website has a large number of pages (>1 million), so pre-rendering all at once in usual gatsby fashion would take too much time and space. I'm thinking, is there a way to do this on the fly? When a request comes in for a page, I'd like to render it then and there and return the newly rendered page. |
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No, gatsby has no server and therefore can't process requests that way. That's such a high number of pages that I would suggest looking into gatsby cloud (incremental builds). The idea being that only pages whose content has changed would need rebuilding, for example a CMS change might only require a handful of pages to update. Otherwise youre best looking into a more traditional SSR framework like next.js |
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No, gatsby has no server and therefore can't process requests that way. That's such a high number of pages that I would suggest looking into gatsby cloud (incremental builds). The idea being that only pages whose content has changed would need rebuilding, for example a CMS change might only require a handful of pages to update.
Otherwise youre best looking into a more traditional SSR framework like next.js