
Vercel Daemons Put Long-Running Queue Workers on Vercel
Vercel Daemons, in public beta Oct. 15, run Celery, BullMQ and Temporal workers as always-on containers with no HTTP server.
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Vercel Daemons, in public beta Oct. 15, run Celery, BullMQ and Temporal workers as always-on containers with no HTTP server.

Vercel declared Python support generally available on Oct. 15, with automatic FastAPI, Flask and Django detection and six Python SDKs.

Vercel will charge all Pro teams $0.10 per GB-month for deployment storage and delete deployments older than 30 days starting October 23.

Vercel now shows billable duration and CPU minutes per deployment, months into complaints about Turbo build machines defaulting on and inflating invoices.

Vercel now deletes Hobby deployments over the shared 10GB cap immediately, ending the 30-day grace period and removing preview-deploy protections.

A new vercel vcr command group builds, pushes and manages container images from the terminal, instead of routing everything through raw Docker.

Vercel Functions now build and autoscale any Dockerfile-based backend, from Rails to Go, the same way it deploys a Next.js app.