Rob Herley retweeted
@vercel sandbox drives are now GA
Attach TBs of data on sandboxes in sub-second, and access them in parallel via point-in-time, read-only snapshots
Drives can also be forked *instantly* for full read-write access
Vercel Drives is generally available. You can now run stateful agents on Vercel.
vercel.com/blog/introducing-…
Daemons 😈
Run your backend on Vercel.
• Python is generally available
• Containers for other runtimes & system libraries
• Daemons for async jobs & background workers
vercel.com/blog/backends-on-…
database twitter stays undefeated for entertainment
Turso is joining @supabase.
Together, we're building the database platform for the agentic era: everything agents need, from lightweight databases to Postgres at petabyte scale.
More details in thread. 👇
Rob Herley retweeted
🚢 We've been developing a custom S3-backed block storage for the past few months:
Drives give you terabytes (!) of storage on Sandboxes, up from 64GB previously, and can be shared on many workloads at once
Can't wait to share more about the technical details
Vercel Sandbox now has persistent storage with Drives, in public beta on every plan.
▪︎ Store agent workspaces, data, models, deps
▪︎ Read snapshots across parallel sandboxes
▪︎ Mount up to four Drives per sandbox
▪︎ Up to 16 TiB per Drive
vercel.com/changelog/drives-…
Rob Herley retweeted
📦 Vercel Drives are now in public beta for Sandbox.
Store data outside of the lifecycle of your VMs, the world is your oyster. Super excited for what people will be able to build with this.
vercel.com/changelog/drives-…
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Rob Herley retweeted
haven't really had time for fun and games lately but some minor quality updates to dotshot.gg
and a new knife
oh and jev made this
if you somehow have leftover tokens or usage, cooking up something with vgpu.sh is a fun way to spend it
fluid.reb.gg
Introducing emulate.computer, an instant linux machine in your browser.
It's a fully virtualized RISC-V box running Alpine Linux with a console and desktop environment.
