Platform limits

Easel applies limits to builds, deployments, delivery, Functions, security controls, observability, and workspace resources.

The canonical limits reference is Reference: Limits. Use that page for exact current values.

Why limits exist

Limits protect platform reliability, bound resource consumption, and make application behavior predictable. Some limits are fixed platform constraints; others vary by plan or can be raised by agreement.

Before production launch

Review limits when your application has:

• Large request or response bodies
• Long-running dynamic requests
• Streaming responses
• Large dependency bundles or deployment artifacts
• High concurrency or burst traffic
• Extensive custom firewall rules
• High-volume logs or traces
• Large cache entries or frequent invalidation

Do not infer a limit from a framework default or another hosting provider. Easel's enforced runtime and delivery limits are the source of truth.