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Create your first sandbox
Create a sandbox, run a command and clean up, from the rzv CLI, the API or the portal.
With the rzv CLI
- rzv sandboxes create --name <name> [--size 2vcpu-8gb|4vcpu-16gb] [--disk-gib 20] creates and starts a sandbox.
- rzv sandboxes list shows each sandbox's status, time left and credits used, the sizes on offer and the running limit. rzv sandboxes get <sandbox-id> shows one.
- rzv sandboxes exec <sandbox-id> [--cwd <dir>] [--timeout <seconds>] [--env A=1,B=2] -- <command> runs a command and exits with its status.
- rzv sandboxes ssh <sandbox-id> opens an interactive terminal. Every key, Ctrl-C included, goes to the sandbox, so leave with the shell's exit. ssh does not run on Windows; use exec there and in scripts.
- rzv sandboxes terminal-ticket <sandbox-id> [--workspace <id>] [--json] prints a single-use terminal ticket, for a browser or your own WebSocket client. With --json it returns url, ticket, expires_at, connect_url, sandbox_id and workspace_id.
- rzv sandboxes stop|start|delete <sandbox-id> stops, starts or deletes a sandbox. Every command except ssh accepts --json.
With the API
Send a person's access token, or a workspace API key with the sandboxes:write scope, as a bearer token. Repeating client_operation_id returns the sandbox the first request created.
Create a sandbox, then run a command once it is running
curl -X POST https://api.runzivo.dev/v1/customer/tenants/<tenant-id>/sandboxes \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $RZV_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name":"agent-1","size":"2vcpu-8gb","client_operation_id":"agent-1-create"}'
curl -X POST https://api.runzivo.dev/v1/customer/tenants/<tenant-id>/sandboxes/<sandbox-id>/exec \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $RZV_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"cmd":"uname -a"}'In the portal
- Open Build & Deploy, then Sandboxes, and select New Sandbox.
- Enter a name, choose a size, and select Create sandbox.
- The sandbox page shows its status, time left and credits used. Use Start, Stop and Delete there. While it runs, the page has a terminal.
- If the page says Sandboxes are not available yet, they are not turned on for your environment.