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This Next.js 14 and 15 tutorial explains caching and how it works, as well as how to control it on the server side.
You can fetch the server-side data using Next.js's fetch() method in Next.js. The benefit of fetching data on the server side is caching.
Data or content repeatedly accessed is cached in part of the web application used for fast access. This will improve the application's performance, reduce the load on the server, and enhance user experience.
So, next.js implemented this idea of caching on the server side. The package is built with an included data cache to store information or data about the file system.
Whenever you use the fetch() method in a server component, Next.js automatically saves the fetched data to its data cache file system.
However, in Next.js, you can control the caching behaviour and tell Next.js how to use its cache on the server.
You can apply several options to this fetch() method to control the caching behaviour; the possibilities are:
cache: 'force-cache' means "Save this data and keep using it until we specifically tell you to get new data."
cache: 'no-store' means "Always get fresh data; don't save it at all."
next: { revalidate: 10 } means "Persist this data, but use it for only 10 seconds. After that, get fresh data from the source."
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