Vercel Queues now supports 7-day message TTL
Vercel Queues maximum message TTL and delivery delay extended from 24 hours to 7 days. Default values remain unchanged. This enables longer retention windows and supports background work patterns for delayed tasks, scheduled workflows, and long-running jobs.
Vercel Queues now supports a maximum message TTL and delivery delay of 7 days, up from 24 hours. The default message TTL of 24 hours and delivery delay of 0 seconds remain unchanged.
These expanded limits enable longer retention windows and support background work patterns for delayed tasks, scheduled workflows, and long-running jobs.
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