| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cpu_millicores | int | Omit | Default: omitCPUMillicores optionally requests CPU at millicore granularity (e.g. 500 = 0.5 vCPU); takes precedence over VCPUs. Fractional (sub-vCPU) values are not available for every sandbox. |
labels | Dict[str, str] | Omit | Default: omit |
preserve_memory_on_stop | bool | Omit | Default: omit |
restore_memory | bool | Omit | Default: omit |
extra_headers | Headers | None | Default: None |
extra_query | Query | None | Default: None |
extra_body | Body | None | Default: None |
timeout | float | httpx.Timeout | None | NotGiven | Default: not_given |
Create a new sandbox from a snapshot.
Provide at most one of snapshot_id or
snapshot_name; if neither is provided, the server uses the default snapshot.
Labels are free-form key/value metadata persisted with the sandbox and returned on reads. Labels from the source snapshot are inherited unless overridden here.
PreserveMemoryOnStop, when true, suspends the sandbox's memory on a voluntary stop (idle timeout or explicit stop) so the next start resumes from where it left off. Default false discards memory and keeps only the filesystem, so the next start is a cold boot. Restarts triggered by infrastructure maintenance always preserve memory regardless of this setting.
RestoreMemory selects how the sandbox handles a snapshot's captured memory:
nil → if-present: resume from memory when the snapshot has it, else cold-boot (default). true → always: resume from memory; rejected if the snapshot has none. false → never: always cold-boot.
Applies to this request only.
Send extra headers
Add additional query parameters to the request
Add additional JSON properties to the request
Override the client-level default timeout for this request, in seconds
