AI & Machine Learning

"Dormant deployments were quietly consuming storage": Why Vercel tightened its free-tier rules

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Vercel has updated its free Hobby tier to immediately delete older deployments exceeding the 10GB storage limit, a shift from the previous 30-day grace period. This change is necessary to maintain the viability of the free tier as deployment volumes have increased dramatically, now exceeding 10 million deployments daily. Developers using the Hobby plan should monitor their storage usage and consider optimizing deployments to avoid immediate deletion, or upgrading to a paid plan for increased storage and retention.

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