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Linux Sandbox

Linux system sandbox

Lybic offers a GUI sandbox based on Linux, ideal for agents that need to run in a Linux environment. For simple and general-purpose tasks, the Linux sandbox often delivers a smoother experience than its Windows counterpart.

Sandbox Specifications

The Linux sandbox specs are listed below. Contact our business team if you need custom configurations:

Spec NameCPU CoresMemoryDisk SpaceShapeIDBilling MultiplierUse Case
Standard Desktop Linux (Ubuntu 24.04)24GB50GB (≈40GB usable)beijing-2c-4g-cpu-linux1xGeneral-purpose, low-load tasks
Linux Sandbox

Preinstalled Software

To help users and agents get started more easily, the Linux sandbox comes preloaded with commonly used software:

  • OS: Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME
  • Browser: Firefox 140.0-esr
  • Office Suite: LibreOffice 24.2.7.2 420(Build:2)
  • Developer Tools: Python 3.12.3, Node.js 24.12, Golang 1.25, Rustlang 1.92, Playwright 1.57 (includes headless browsers; no need to run install)
  • Other Utilities: Git 2.43, bash 5.2.21, cURL 8.5.0, htop, OpenSSH Client 9.6p1, Vim 9.1, Remmina 1.4.35

User Information

The desktop environment and services run as a non-root user by default:

  • Username: agent
  • Password: password

Use sudo whenever you need root privileges; it is configured to elevate without prompting for the user password.

To switch to the root user manually, run:

su root
  • Root password: password

Using the Linux Sandbox

Create and manage Linux sandbox instances via the console or through the Lybic API (SDK). After creating a sandbox, you can connect to the Linux desktop interactively using the lybic Console, lybic Streaming SDK, or lybic Streaming iframe to write code, test, and debug.

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