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Optimizing Vercel Sandbox snapshots
Vercel Sandbox snapshots capture the complete filesystem state of a running sandbox — including installed packages and configured environments — allowing new sandboxes to be launched from that save...
Vercel Sandbox snapshots capture the complete filesystem state of a running sandbox — including installed packages and configured environments — allowing new sandboxes to be launched from that saved state instantly, skipping costly setup steps like dependency installation, builds, or fixture creation. Snapshots persist across sessions and can be reused across multiple isolated sandbox instances in parallel, enabling use cases such as checkpointing long-running tasks, sharing consistent environments with teammates, and accelerating agent workflows. By default, snapshots expire after 30 days, though expiration can be customized or set to never expire via the SDK or CLI.
Related
- Automatic persistence now in beta on Vercel Sandbox
- Sandbox SDK adds file permission control
- Vercel Sandbox now supports up to 32 vCPU + 64 GB RAM configurations
- Use and manage Vercel Sandbox directly from the Vercel CLI
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