Introducing the Runtime Cache API
Vercel's Runtime Cache is now accessible via API for storing and retrieving data across Functions, Routing Middleware, and Builds within the same region, with tag-based invalidation support. Users can monitor cache hit rates and usage in the Observability dashboard.
You can now access Vercel's .Runtime Cache via API
The Runtime Cache is an ephemeral cache for storing and retrieving data across , , and within the same region. It supports tag-based invalidation for precise and efficient cache control.FunctionsRouting MiddlewareBuilds
You can get started with the API like this:
You can monitor hit rates, invalidation patterns, and storage usage across your applications in the Observability dashboard's Runtime Cache tab.
Runtime Cache reads and writes are based on the runtime region. billed regionally
Learn more about .Runtime Cache in the docs
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