Getting Started
Containers
Learn what a container is, how long containers last, and the different type sof containers available for the different plans.
A container is the virtual environment where Julius is manipulating your files to execute code, perform analysis, and generate visualizations! Each container acts like a remote computer in the cloud, and like a computer a container has dedicated resources like RAM and CPU.
Container Persistence
By default all free and paid user containers are live for up to 1 hour of inactivity. After 1 hour of inactivity, the container is spun down.Types of Containers
There are three types of containers — Standard, which is included in all plans, and Longer Lifespan and Memory Boost which is available in Pro and Teams plans.| Container Type | Container Persistence | Amount of RAM | Plan Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 1 Hour | 8 GB | Free, Plus, Pro, Team |
| Longer Lifespan | 3 Hours | 8 GB | Pro, Team |
| Memory Boost | 1 Hour | 32 GB | Pro, Team |
Restarting Containers
Restarting Containers
You can manually restart Julius while preserving your files and settings. Choose this option if you’re experiencing performance issues.
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Step 1
Click on the Julius Resource Monitor in the top left
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Step 2
Click on Restart. Click on Restart again to confirm you want to restart your container.
Resetting Containers
Resetting Containers
If you are running into errors and want to start from a clean slate, try resetting your container instead. Resetting your container will:
- Clear all memory
- Permanently delete all uploaded files
- Reset to default settings
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Step 1
Click on the Julius Resource Monitor in the top left
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Step 2
Click on Reset. Click Reset again to confirm you wish to reset entirely!