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Daytona
Daytona is open-source, secure, and elastic infrastructure for running AI-generated code. Daytona sandboxes spin up in under 90 milliseconds and provide isolated Linux, Windows, and macOS environments where autonomous agents and developer workflows can execute untrusted code, perform file system and Git operations, run language servers, drive virtual desktops, and persist state via snapshots and v
8 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Build and Activate a SnapshotCreate a snapshot from an image, wait for it to build, and activate it.Capture a Sandbox as a Snapshot
Create a named snapshot from a sandbox and wait for the sandbox to settle.Fork a Sandbox
Fork a sandbox into an independent copy and wait for it to run.From Container Image to Running Sandbox
Build a snapshot from an image and launch a running sandbox from it.Provision a Sandbox
Create a sandbox from a snapshot and wait until it is running.Provision a Volume and Attach It to a New Sandbox
Create a volume, wait until ready, then launch a sandbox with it mounted.Restore an Archived Sandbox
Start an archived sandbox and wait for it to be running.Stop and Archive a Sandbox
Stop a sandbox and archive it once it has fully stopped.