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Tensorlake
OBSERVEDSandboxes and versioned filesystem infrastructure for AI agents
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Tensorlake provides isolated microVM sandboxes, a versioned filesystem, and hosted Git for deploying agent harnesses, running RL rollouts and evals, and building CI. It is aimed at teams building and scaling agentic applications who need execution environments, durable state, and orchestration on top of sandbox execution. Sandboxes can suspend on idle and resume in about a second, and support remote development via SSH, VS Code, Cursor, or JetBrains Gateway.
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1 sandbox at a time — 1 vCPU · 1 GB RAM · 10 GB disk · Up to 2 hours per sandbox session · Unmetered sessions — self-serve docs, community Slack · SOC 2 Type 2 — encrypted storage, 7 day retention
Up to 100 concurrent sandboxes — up to 4 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · 100 GB disk · Up to 24 hours per sandbox session · $5–$20 prepaid packs — 500–2,000 CUs · $0.01 per CU · no postpaid overage · Optional auto-refill — live balance, activity, and spend control
1,000 concurrent sandboxes — up to 16 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 100 GB disk · snapshot + resume · Unlimited duration per sandbox session · 25,000 CU included — 40% lower rates · $0.01/CU overage · 24×7 Slack + email — P1 SLA: 24 hours
Unlimited concurrency — custom vCPU · RAM · disk ceilings · Unlimited duration per sandbox session · HIPAA + SOC 2 Type 2 — SSO / SAML · RBAC · DPA · In-VPC / on-prem — P1 SLA: 1 hour · Resident SA
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