Thanks for your reply 🙂 I think "use cache: remote" would make sense im my case then. Some table-like views have complex queries but luckily currently don't change that often. So, some server-side shared cache should hit a decent utilization rate.

I'm using Next to build a dashboard-only type of app. Every page requires auth. Individual components and even full pages can differ or be locked based on the user's roles. As far as I understand, "use cache: remote" and "use cache: private" would be the ones I need to use in this use case, right?

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