Concurrent ISR revalidation invocations can deduplicate renders but fail to populate the minimal-mode LRU, causing cascade renders under load. Move the LRU write from handleRevalidate into get() after the batch resolves so every invocation records its own key.
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LRU misses on batched ISR revalidations — write LRU after batch resolves in get() targets a $18.0B = 1.5M digital-product teams x $12K ACV (developer tooling + edge infra & performance ops spend) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12-20% (edge compute, serverless, and observability growth).
Key trends driving demand: Edge-first web -- sites move rendering to global edge to reduce latency and increase concurrency, increasing pressure on cache correctness.; Incremental static regeneration adoption -- more apps rely on ISR semantics, making subtle revalidation bugs costly at scale.; Observability and APM proliferation -- teams expect actionable telemetry to detect and fix cache race conditions quickly.; Serverless/managed runtimes growth -- more vendors expose subtle behavioral differences, increasing demand for portable correctness fixes..
Key competitors include Vercel, Cloudflare Workers + Cache, Fastly, Redis (Redis Ltd / Redis Enterprise).
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