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This is an example of using PM2 together with Next.js to optimise CPU usage. Using k6 we can run a load test to check how the app performs with high traffic with and without PM2. It uses the Next.js. App Router and has an example of a static as well as a dynamic page that does some main thread blocking work.

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Getting started

Installing dependencies

npm install

Installing pm2

npm install
npm install -g pm2

Installing k6 for load testing

brew install k6

Running the load test

Static Next.js pages

Without PM2

npm run build
node .next/standalone/server.js
k6 run ./load-tests/static.js

With PM2

npm run build
pm2 start .next/standalone/server.js -i 0
k6 run ./load-tests/static.js

Dynamic Next.js pages

Without PM2

npm run build
node .next/standalone/server.js
k6 run ./load-tests/dynamic.js

With PM2

npm run build
pm2 start .next/standalone/server.js -i 0
k6 run ./load-tests/dynamic.js

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This is an example of using PM2 together with Next.js to optimise CPU usage. Using k6 we can run a load test to check how the app performs with high traffic with and without PM2. It uses the Next.js. App Router and has an example of a static as well as a dynamic page that does some main thread blocking work.

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