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Automatic persistence now in beta on Vercel Sandbox
Vercel Sandbox now supports automatic persistence in beta: when a sandbox is stopped, the session shuts down but the filesystem is automatically snapshotted, and when resumed, a new session boots ...
Vercel Sandbox now supports automatic persistence in beta: when a sandbox is stopped, the session shuts down but the filesystem is automatically snapshotted, and when resumed, a new session boots from that snapshot. Persistence is enabled by default in the beta SDK and can be disabled with persistent: false, in which case the sandbox still exists after being stopped but each session starts with a clean filesystem. The feature is available in beta on all plans and requires upgrading to the beta SDK (@vercel/sandbox@beta) or CLI (sandbox@beta) packages.
Related
- Optimizing Vercel Sandbox snapshots
- Vercel Sandbox now supports up to 32 vCPU + 64 GB RAM configurations
- Vercel Sandboxes now allow unique, customizable names
- Sandbox SDK adds file permission control
- Use and manage Vercel Sandbox directly from the Vercel CLI
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