> I don't get why they to restore the RAM of the agent env. Maybe to fully optimize resumption. Idk, I don't have that much RAM in my homelab, my agents use a ton, testing stuff in Chromium making screenshots for me. I can't keep RAM for 100 workspaces from the past 24 hours in RAM.
This is going to be decomposed. I believe the plan is to offer resumption with disk state only as well (and the RAM snapshots will need to be discarded from time to time, if you update the underlying code of the agent, or switch CPU types).
By the way, the RAM snapshots are not kept in RAM, they are serialized to disk, or uploaded to object storage.
This is going to be decomposed. I believe the plan is to offer resumption with disk state only as well (and the RAM snapshots will need to be discarded from time to time, if you update the underlying code of the agent, or switch CPU types).
By the way, the RAM snapshots are not kept in RAM, they are serialized to disk, or uploaded to object storage.