State Stores & Persistence
Will agent session state survive restarts or deployments?
Agent’s critical session state will survive restarts, deployments, and regional failures only when stored in a durable, shared datastore. The execution layer automatically persists your agent’s session state to your configured store, as long as the store replicates data across multiple failure domains. Local in-memory storage will lose session state during any infrastructure disruption, so it is not a viable option for production workloads or long-running deployments.
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