Vercel adds generally available Python, containers and daemons for backend hosting
Overview
Vercel announces that Python is now generally available for running backends on its platform.
It also adds containers for other runtimes and system libraries, and daemons for async jobs and background workers. Vercel's post lists the three features without pricing, limits, or regional availability. Founder Guillermo Rauch repeated the announcement on X and calls the platform "the Vercel for Backends."
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Guillermo Rauch@rauchgXVercel adds Python, containers, and daemons for running backendsAIVercel announces that Python is generally available for backends, with containers for other runtimes and system libraries. It also adds daemons for async jobs and background workers. The main post, by Guillermo Rauch, calls Vercel "the Vercel for Backends."
Vercel@vercelOfficialVercel makes Python generally available and adds containers and daemons for backendsAIVercel says Python is now generally available for running backends on its platform. The platform also adds containers for other runtimes and system libraries, plus daemons for async jobs and background workers.

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