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These are Archil’s current limits. Most can be raised. If a limit or the performance below is in your way, tell us at support@archil.com and we’ll prioritize it. Every latency row can be rerun on your own account with the script in Latency benchmark. The Seen column isn’t a cap. It’s the highest value Archil production has recorded from July 2025 to October 2026. Rates are averaged over one minute.

Disks and files

Disk and branch names can use letters, digits, -, and _.

Disks per plan

Disks synchronized with a data source

A disk synchronized with a data source keeps each file as a normal object in your bucket, so these limits apply instead. The path length includes the bucket prefix, if the disk uses one.

Throughput and requests

Latency

Checkpoint and branch times don’t depend on disk size. A client cache miss is served from the file server’s cache. Data that has to come from the data source takes longer, typically 10 to 30 ms for Amazon S3. An O_SYNC write returns once the file server has made it durable. We measured these on October 27, 2026 from a c7gn.2xlarge in AWS us-east-1, using the script in Latency benchmark.

Sandboxes

A sandbox pauses when its session reaches 24 hours or its idle timeout. On the Free plan, a session lasts at most 30 minutes. See Running long jobs.

Serverless execution

Output past 4 MiB on a stream is dropped. See Serverless execution limits.

S3 API

The last part of a multipart upload can be smaller than 5 MiB.

Reproduce these numbers

The script and our full results are on Latency.