NextJS Server-Side Rendering vs Incremental Static Regeneration with AWS Amplify

Question

I have a variety of use cases where I'm trying to determine whether to go with SSR (Server-Side Rendering), or ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration) with Next.js, AWS DynamoDB, and Graphql.

My website is a job board.

Use cases:

1. Fetching a job listing with dynamic routes [id]. URL example /jobs/[id]
2. Fetching an employer public profile with dynamic routes. [id]. URL example /employer/[id]
3. Populating the job board with lists of jobs. URL example /jobs/
4. Fetching the "Applications", on the logged in employer's account. URL example /employer/manage-applications.
5. Fetching all the job listings of the logged in employer's account. URL example /employer/manage-vacancies.
6. Fetching the logged in users account profile information for them to edit and update. URL example /employer/manage-profile.

Answer 1

In 99% of situations using ISR end up in faster and better sites. ISR is hybrid version of SSG and SSR and it has benefits of both techniques.

ISR completely fits your requirements , also the routes that are not cached are going to be rendered with SSR technique.