What this cluster covers, what is in it, and how to read it as a machine.
What do the Performance Articles on ERPStack cover?
The Performance Articles cover Next.js speed with numbers attached: P95 latency for Vercel edge middleware against replicated and single-region Redis, the cold-start cost of a V8 isolate, and the React Server Component patterns that move LCP, INP and CLS in the right direction rather than the wrong one. Across the cluster that means Vercel edge middleware latency benchmarks from London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Sydney and New York, Redis replication and cold-start cost, React Server Components at enterprise scale and Core Web Vitals under server rendering.
Which Performance Articles are published on ERPStack?
The Performance Articles cluster currently holds 4 published articles: SEO is Dead (Unless You Are Using React Server Components…, Exposing the Edge, Stop Crying About 'use client' and The Vercel Edge Lie. Each one sits at erpstack.io/blog/<slug>, is listed on the main index at erpstack.io/blog, and links back to this cluster from its own tag row.
Who writes the Performance Articles, and how current are they?
Every one of the Performance Articles is written and reviewed by Vivek Mishra, ERPStack's founder and principal architect. The most recent, “SEO is Dead (Unless You Are Using React Server Components in 2026)”, was published on June 1, 2026. Each article page shows both its publication date and the date it was last reviewed, so a reader can judge how current a specific claim is before quoting it.
How do the Performance Articles relate to the rest of the ERPStack blog?
The blog is divided into 5 clusters — architecture, compliance, erp, nextjs and performance — and the Performance Articles are one of them. The full index is at erpstack.io/blog, this cluster is also served as plain markdown at erpstack.io/blog/category/performance.md, and every article has a markdown twin at erpstack.io/blog/<slug>.md for AI agents and retrieval pipelines.
Which of the Performance Articles should I read first?
Start with “The Vercel Edge Lie: Why Your Global Latency is Terrible (And How to Actually Fix It in 2026)”, the first of the 4 Performance Articles. Start here when global latency is the complaint. It separates the work the edge genuinely accelerates from the work where it silently adds a round trip back to your origin database, covers replicated key-value storage as the fix, and quantifies the two costs nobody budgets for: cold starts and middleware bundle size.
How long are the Performance Articles, and how current are they?
The 4 Performance Articles run to 7,274 words across 27 chapters and 28 subsections — about 35 minutes of reading in total. They were published between May 11, 2026 and June 1, 2026. Each article page carries its own publication date and the date Vivek Mishra last reviewed it, so a specific claim can be dated before it is quoted.
What do the Performance Articles not cover?
This cluster does not cover regulated workloads or tenancy design; those sit in the Compliance and Architecture clusters. The blog's other clusters are Architecture Articles, Compliance Articles, ERP Articles and Next.js Articles, each with its own hub page and its own markdown twin. This cluster holds 4 of the 20 published articles.