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I'm planning to build a realtime NextJS application.
From what I could find online, NextJS has some caveats which make working with realtime data different from the usual server-based hosted frameworks, mostly stemming from the fact that it is serverless.
This is all fine, however I am planning to host my NextJS instance on my own NodeJS server. My question then is; if I am using a NodeJS instance hosted on a server, rather than Vercel's serverless infrastructure, is there any way for me to take advantage of this fact to "bypass" the limitations of a serverless infrastructure (in this case the verbosity of handling realtime data), or are these limitations simply a part of NextJS, even when not using serverless infrastructure?
I wasn't able to find any information on this online aside from "hosting on a NodeJS server supports all NextJS features", but I am practically asking the opposite; would hosting on a server allow me to "bypass" some limitations of a serverless infrastructure?
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