Successive deploys?

[perry]

hi there,

this might be an interesting read:

[Support Guide] Making the most of Netlify's CDN cache

Last reviewed by Netlify Support - August, 2023 Our CDN derives much of its efficiency from files whose checksums don’t change between deploys. For instance, in a blog, you usually write or update one article in one file, while the rest of the content remains unchanged. In this typical use case, we don’t need to re-upload and re-process these files, since our CDN already has them stored - no checksums have changed except the one file. This also means that your visitors’ browsers don’t need to …

as well as this:

[Support Guide] How can I optimize my Netlify build time?

Last reviewed by Netlify Support - August, 2023 If you are interested in learning more about how our bots approach building sites, these three articles are a great place to start: How our Build Bots build sites The last major upgrade to our build environment and perhaps least-loved but most useful, how to debug your builds So you might think, it’s great that Netlify builds every commit from my repos…but isn’t that a bit wasteful? The answer is, it depends, but we can at least give you…

let me know if you have more specific questions