Running in production
The Trylane web app, lifecycle worker, your agent, your demo app and their databases fail independently. Monitor each one.
# Checks the Trylane service and its lifecycle worker
curl https://trylane.app/api/health/readyHealth checks
GET /api/health/live reports whether the process is up. /api/health/ready also checks the database and the worker’s recent heartbeat. Watch your agent’s heartbeat, failed jobs and sessions stuck in “expiring”.
Limits and costs
Plans cap starts, concurrent sessions, session length and products. Recipes cap the rows each visitor starts with. Your hosting and database costs are separate, so load-test provisioning time and database size yourself.
Retention and deletion
Milestone events are kept for 30 days. Session records and cleanup tombstones are kept for recovery and compacted on a schedule. Deleting a workspace revokes access first; your agent then removes the data.
See every step from the visitor’s side.
Try the Ledger example