Cloudflare Containers now support 15x higher resource limits, up to 6TB memory and 30TB disk
Expanded Resource Limits for Container Workloads
Cloudflare Containers now support dramatically increased resource allocations across memory, vCPU, and disk capacity. This represents a 15x expansion in overall concurrent capacity, enabling developers to run significantly larger and more resource-intensive containerized applications on the Cloudflare edge.
New Limits
The following resource limits have been updated:
- Memory: Increased from 400GB to 6TB per concurrent live instance pool
- vCPU: Increased from 100 to 1,500 per concurrent live instance pool
- Disk: Increased from 2TB to 30TB per concurrent live instance pool
What This Enables
With these expanded limits, developers can now run:
- Up to 15,000 instances of the
liteinstance type concurrently - Up to 6,000 instances of
basictype - Over 1,500 instances of
standard-1type - Over 1,000 instances of
standard-2type
This makes Containers practical for larger-scale workloads that previously required external container orchestration solutions.
Next Steps
Review the Containers Limits documentation for detailed information on all available instance types and their resource specifications.