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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.

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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.

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Types of Containers

There are three types of containers — Standard, which is included in all plans, and Longer Lifespan and Memory Boost which are available on Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans.
Container TypeContainer PersistenceAmount of RAMPlan Type
Standard1 Hour8 GBFree, Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise
Longer Lifespan3 Hours8 GBPro, Business, Enterprise
Memory Boost1 Hour32 GBPro, Business, Enterprise

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

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!
Reach out to team@julius.ai for support or to ask questions not answered in our documentation.