Local Sandboxes
Create and use isolated computers on your own hardware.
The Cua Sandbox SDK represents one isolated computer. In the local path, a runtime on your own hardware creates and runs that computer; you do not need a hosted Fleet pool or claim.
Start with Create and manage a local Sandbox to choose a supported runtime, create a Sandbox, reconnect when needed, and clean it up. Check Sandbox runtime support before choosing an operating system or image kind.
Find the right page#
| Your goal | Start here |
|---|---|
| Create, reconnect to, or delete a local Sandbox | Manage local Sandbox lifecycle |
| Open an interactive terminal | Open an interactive shell in a local Sandbox |
| Run local jobs concurrently | Run local Sandboxes in parallel |
| Customize a local environment | Build a local Sandbox image |
| Look up APIs and runtime limits | Sandbox SDK reference and Sandbox runtime support |
For managed cloud capacity, credentials, pools, claims, and guest service routing, use Cua Fleets.