HivePod limits
| Free Tier | Developer | Pro | Scale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HivePods | 1 | 5 | 15 | Custom |
| Total vCPU | 1 | 4 | 12 | Custom |
| Total memory | 1 GB | 8 GB | 24 GB | Custom |
| Total disk | 10 GB | 100 GB | 300 GB | Custom |
| Included vCPU-hours per month | 365 | 730 | 2,190 | Custom |
- Limits add up across all regions.
- The pod count and disk include stopped pods. vCPU and memory only count running pods, so stopping a pod frees them.
- Over a limit, you’ll see a message such as “Your Free Tier plan allows … — upgrade in Billing.”
- On paid plans, vCPU-hours beyond the included amount cost $2 per vCPU-month (about $0.0027 per vCPU-hour); memory is included. Always on, that’s Nano $1, Micro $2, Small $4 and Medium $8 a month. See Usage and overage.
- Data your pods send to the internet counts toward your plan’s bandwidth.
Per pod:
- Custom sizes up to 8 vCPU, 16 GB memory and 200 GB disk.
/tmpis 1 GB and doesn’t allow running programs.TMPDIRpoints at/home/hivepod/data/.tmpinstead; see Files, limits and environment.- Up to 512 processes.
- One-off
hivepod execcommands run for up to 20 seconds. - Background jobs (
hivepod exec --detach) run for up to 6 hours (1 hour by default), with up to 3 at once. See CI/CD to a pod. - Disk: your pod’s size is its limit. A pod more than 10% over it is stopped until you free space; see Disk usage.
hivepod statusandhivepod-infoshow how much you use.freeanddfinside a pod show the whole machine;hivepod-infoshows your pod’s own limits.