Cua Durable Spaces keep an agent task alive after a crash
By Steven Van ·
A dead machine no longer ends the task, and your computers act as one pool, though a moved Space starts with a fresh disk.
A crash or a dead machine no longer has to end an agent task in Cua. CUA Spaces posted Durable Spaces on October 30. The post says you use all of your computers as one pool.
Cua's docs say a durable Space is created again, under the same name, on another of your machines when its host is off, crashed, or offline. The new copy is a fresh Space of the same image and size, not a copy of the old disk. Keep what must survive in Cua Volume or your own storage. Deleting the named Space removes it. Deleting only one machine's copy brings it back.
The docs also restart an agent session after the driver or the machine dies, and fence off an older driver so it stops writing. The October 30 post does not list a price. Spaces is still described as free during early access, while your own cloud provider may bill its compute.