Sandboxes

The Gateway console Sandboxes view provides read-only monitoring of compute sandboxes running under your organization. Sandboxes are created in ORGN Studio and CDE — not from this dashboard.

Sandboxes are created and used in ORGN Studio and CDE. The Gateway console Sandboxes page is a read-only monitoring view — you cannot create or control sandboxes here.

What are sandboxes

Sandboxes are isolated Linux compute environments with dedicated CPU, memory, and disk — designed for running code without interfering with other workloads.

Sandboxes on TDX-backed node pools inherit the same confidential compute foundation as ORGN cloud worktrees.

Sandbox creation happens in ORGN. The Sandboxes section in the Gateway console lets you monitor organization-wide sandbox activity without switching contexts.

Dashboard overview

Metric	Description
Total Sandboxes	All sandboxes ever created under your organization
Total Compute Min	Cumulative compute minutes consumed
Today's Sandboxes	Sandboxes created today
Today's Compute Min	Compute minutes consumed today
Running Now	Currently active sandboxes
Active CPU Cores	CPU cores in use
Active RAM	Memory in use
Active Storage	Disk in use

Capacity vs. consumption

Ring gauges show utilization as a percentage of pool capacity for vCPU, RAM, and Storage.

The Daily Compute Minutes chart shows usage trends over the past two weeks.

Node pools

Pool	Role	Machine Type
`tdx-us-central1`	General TDX workloads	c3-standard-4
`control-tdx`	Control plane	c3-standard-4
`sandbox-c3-44`	Sandbox execution (Ubuntu 24.04 LTS)	c3-standard-44

The sandbox pool scales between 1 and 110 nodes with 44 vCPUs and 176 GiB RAM per node.

Sandbox list

Each row shows Sandbox ID, Resources, Created, and Status (Running or Completed).

Use Show Running to filter active sandboxes. Use Refresh for latest state.

Sandbox details

Click a sandbox ID for full instance details: region, resource allocation, GPU (if any), and operational timeline.