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Render’s infinite runtimes solve the 'timeout wall' for complex AI agents
◆ 85RelevanceOn a story from The New Stack10h ago
Autonomous agents often require days of compute that exceed standard PaaS timeouts. Render’s shift toward infinite runtimes and durable workflows allows you to keep complex agent logic on a managed platform without migrating to custom infrastructure or raw VMs.
Takeaways
- Render removed time limits on AI sandboxes to support long-running jobs.
- Durable workflows and shared storage simplify state management for complex agents.
- Vercel’s 24-hour execution cap remains a bottleneck for multi-day agent tasks.
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Render just removed its AI sandbox time limit — and Vercel still has a 24-hour cap
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