[docs] Fix JS files overloading #31341
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In May 2022, we are at 3.8 TB of bandwidth usage. The number of unique page views on the docs grew by +21% between these two dates, so the overall impact of this PR is -(1-3.8/(5.2*1.21)) = -39.6%. Not bad 😁 |
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In February 2022, we have used 5.2 TB of data for https://mui.com/. Netlify doesn't provide much analytics, so we can only guess why. Now, I did notice behavior that looks completely wrong. The Next's Link component prefetches all the pages for the page that are in the viewport https://nextjs.org/docs/api-reference/next/link. So this means, loading many pages (100?) when only consuming on. This only happens in production:
Mar-06-2022.18-38-28.mp4
https://mui.com/components/alert/
I would expect (hope) this fix to reduce the bandwidth usage by a good 3 TB, saving $600/month. https://deploy-preview-31341--material-ui.netlify.app/components/alert/
Why did I work on this? Because Netlify started to bill $1,000/month for the bandwidth of Material UI last month. We have discovered this a few days ago. Why did it change? It's not clear to me. @mbrookes Do you remember what was the bandwidth guaranteed by Netlify when we moved from Cloudfront in 2018? I thought it was a couple of TB, not 400 GB.
As side historical data, we were using 357 GB of data 3 years ago. I have sent the support of Netlify a new email.