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Vercel container registry now supports two gigabyte image layers
Vercel increased the container image layer size limit for AI coding agent evaluations and custom environments.
Summary
Vercel increased the container registry limit to two gigabytes per compressed image layer. This update helps developers push larger toolchains and dependency sets without splitting them.
What changed
- Increased compressed image layer limit to two gigabytes.
- Raised the limit from five hundred megabytes.
- Kept the total image size limit at fifteen gigabytes.
Availability
Available now“Vercel Container Registry now supports up to 2 GB per compressed image layer, up from 500 MB, allowing larger layers to be pushed without splitting them.”
Founder takeaway
If you build custom sandbox environments for coding agent evaluations, you can now push larger layers directly.
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