trigger-dev-self-hosted-criu-checkpointing-unavailable

Trigger.dev’s CRIU (Checkpoint/Restore In Userspace) warm-start feature — which enables 100-300ms resume times for paused workflows — is only available on their Cloud managed offering, not in the self-hosted Docker deployment. Self-hosted Trigger.dev uses cold starts only with no crash-resume capability. This is a critical limitation for high-reliability autonomous agent deployments and was a primary reason Temporal was recommended over Trigger.dev.

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