Create an ephemeral or named sandbox.
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name to create an ephemeral sandbox.name to create a named sandbox that supports suspend and resume.snapshot_id to restore from a snapshot, or image to boot from a registered Sandbox Image.resources.disk_mb is omitted, the sandbox uses the default 10 GB root disk (10240 MiB).image, resources.disk_mb can be used to grow the root disk at create time (growth-only).snapshot_id from a filesystem snapshot, resources.disk_mb can be used to grow the root disk at create time (growth-only).Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Optional sandbox image name to boot from. When omitted, Tensorlake uses the default managed environment. This can also be a registered Sandbox Image name.
Secret names to inject into the sandbox.
Sandbox timeout in seconds. 0 disables the timeout.
x >= 0Optional command to run when the sandbox starts.
Snapshot to restore from.
Allow sandbox ingress to route requests without validating auth credentials. The legacy request alias allow_unauthenticated_proxy_access is also accepted.
Additional sandbox ports that public ingress may route to. When omitted, only the management port 9501 is routable.
1 <= x <= 65535Template identifier to associate with the launched sandbox.
Optional user-provided sandbox name. When set, the sandbox is named and supports suspend/resume. When omitted, the sandbox is ephemeral.
Sandbox created successfully