01
people and machines, accounted for
two-factor login, oidc sso, and org roles for the humans. api keys, personal access tokens, and ssh keys for the machines. nobody shares a password.
invite people as viewers, members, or admins. keep user access and machine access explicit instead of passing one credential around.
02
see everything, cap anything
audit logs record who did what. quotas cap what each org can consume. per-sandbox metering feeds monthly invoices you can actually reconcile.
private registries keep approved images with the organization. persistent volumes keep only the state a workload is meant to retain.
03
run it where your rules require
managed cloud is invite-only today. byoc brings the same runtime to your own cloud or metal. contact us to evaluate running microsandbox inside your own environment.
private beta. access is by request. invitations go out in batches. byoc starts with your constraints and your own security review.