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Prebuild JS Bundles for CDN

See original GitHub issue

Would it be possible for next build to prebuild all js bundles from pages and spit them out so they can be uploaded to the cdn? I can see next export however I still want the server for the initial render but also want to leverage a CDN for my js assets.

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Created 6 years ago
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unregisteredcommented, Dec 12, 2017

We’re currently looking into uploading assets to a bucket as well, it seems like we’ll need to generate the mappings ourselves.

It doesn’t seem like using the application servers as the origin would work though because of the versioning requirements, especially if the application servers are behind a load balancer, and rolling deploys means that multiple versions can coexist.

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pcardunecommented, Dec 10, 2017

Yes, I’m familiar with using a CDN as a proxy to your application servers.

But I think it is still useful to be able to get all the assets in static file form for the following reasons:

Warming CDN caches before deploying new versions (https://www.cdnplanet.com/guides/prefetch/)
Using many of the “turn-key” CDN solutions that are backed by cloud file storage (S3, Google Cloud Storage, etc) where the simplest configuration is to just point the CDN to a storage bucket.

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