ISR with a TTL
If you arrived here by clicking on a link, note that Nuxt performed a client-side navigation, so no SSR nor prerendering was involved.
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This page is not prerendered. It uses the default universal rendering mode. It is rendered on the fly by a serverless function (though this may be cached and served later), then hydrated on the client for subsequent interaction and navigation.
It is configured to be cached on the Netlify CDN, with Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) configured to consider the cache stale after 15 seconds. The first request after a deploy will invoke the SSR function to render on the fly and the result will be cached and served for subsequent requests. The first request more than 15 seconds after this will serve the stale page and the CDN will invoke the SSR function in the background to update the cache. Subsequent requests will be served the updated cached page.
Below is a random number generated any time the page is rendered:
422