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“Durable disks give a container its own persistent storage on the local disk of the machine it runs on. Reads and writes go straight to local storage, and the contents survive across container restarts and redeployments.”

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“Snapshots let you capture the filesystem and/or memory of a Sandbox as an immutable artifact.”

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“Snapshots let you capture the filesystem and/or memory of a Sandbox as an immutable artifact.”

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“There are three ways to serve HTTP on Beam: an ASGI app such as FastAPI ([Hosting a Web Server](/v2/endpoint/web-server)), any Dockerfile or registry image ([Deploy Containers](/v2/hosting/containers)), or a container defined in Python with `Pod` ([Host a Web Service](/v2/pod/web-service)).”

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“Pass `gpu` to a Python workload or `--gpu` to a container deployment. Install your framework and its compatible CUDA dependencies in the runtime image.”

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“Pass `gpu` to a Python workload or `--gpu` to a container deployment. Install your framework and its compatible CUDA dependencies in the runtime image.”

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“Snapshots let you capture the filesystem and/or memory of a Sandbox as an immutable artifact.”

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“The desktop has a browser and Terminal launcher. On x86-64, the browser is Chrome; on ARM64 it is Firefox. Applications and user files live on the durable root.”

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“Beam virtual machines are named, persistent Linux environments. Each VM runs in a CPU microVM with its own kernel, systemd, a durable root filesystem, and stable service URLs. Use a VM for development environments, coding agents, browser automation, or services that need to keep their installed software and files between sessions.”

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“There are three ways to serve HTTP on Beam: an ASGI app such as FastAPI ([Hosting a Web Server](/v2/endpoint/web-server)), any Dockerfile or registry image ([Deploy Containers](/v2/hosting/containers)), or a container defined in Python with `Pod` ([Host a Web Service](/v2/pod/web-service)).”

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“There are three ways to serve HTTP on Beam: an ASGI app such as FastAPI ([Hosting a Web Server](/v2/endpoint/web-server)), any Dockerfile or registry image ([Deploy Containers](/v2/hosting/containers)), or a container defined in Python with `Pod` ([Host a Web Service](/v2/pod/web-service)).”

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“A sandbox is a computer for your agent: a container you control through process, filesystem, networking, and snapshot APIs. Use it to give an agent a machine to work in, or for development environments and interactive workloads. Both Python and TypeScript SDKs support sandboxes.”

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“The Sandbox provides some basic network tools. You can run web services and expose them to the internet behind SSL-terminated endpoints. This is useful for web development, API testing, and running interactive applications with LLMs (think v0, reflex.build, etc).”

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“| [Workspace REST](/v2/reference/platform-api) | `https://app.beam.cloud/api/v1` | Manage apps, databases, deployments, tasks, and observability |”

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“Install the CLI in an isolated tool environment with [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/):”

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“Use `@beamcloud/beam-js` to create and manage Beam resources from JavaScript or TypeScript. The package includes TypeScript declarations and supports Node.js ES modules and CommonJS.”

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“JavaScript examples use `@beamcloud/beam-js` 1.1.0 or later. [Configure the SDK](/v2/vm/sdk#installation-and-configuration) before running them.”

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“Use `sb.fs` on a running sandbox. Sandbox-local files disappear when the sandbox ends unless you capture a filesystem image or write to mounted persistent storage.”

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“Beam supports importing images from custom public and private registries.”

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“This installs the CLI and agent tools, opens browser sign-in, checks credits, and creates a verified [VM](/v2/vm/overview). If funding is needed, complete checkout in the browser; setup resumes when credits arrive. It prints a dashboard link for your workload and logs.”

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“Use Beam's MCP server to manage apps, stacks, databases, and [virtual machines](/v2/vm/overview).”

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“Use hosted models from the dashboard's **Endpoints** catalog.”

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“You can run Postgres, Redis, MySQL, or MongoDB on Beam. Each database includes a durable disk, generated credentials, and a TLS connection.”

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“Use the `@schedule` decorator with a five-field cron expression or one of the predefined schedules below. Schedules use UTC. Calling `.remote()` executes one invocation; deploying enables the recurring schedule.”

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“You can inspect your apps through the dashboard, CLI, or MCP.”

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“By default, endpoints are private and require a bearer token to access. You can remove the authentication requirement for endpoints using the `authorized=False` argument:”

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“Secrets and environment variables can be injected into the containers that run your apps.”

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“Finish signing in or creating an account in your browser. On a remote machine, use `beam login --browserless` and open the printed link on another device.”

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“A sandbox is a computer for your agent: a container you control through process, filesystem, networking, and snapshot APIs. Use it to give an agent a machine to work in, or for development environments and interactive workloads. Both Python and TypeScript SDKs support sandboxes.”

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“Deploy Beta9 on EKS using the [Helm chart](https://github.com/beam-cloud/beta9/tree/main/deploy/charts/beta9) and [configuration](https://github.com/beam-cloud/beta9/blob/main/pkg/common/config.default.yaml) from your selected release.”

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“Deploy Beta9 on EKS using the [Helm chart](https://github.com/beam-cloud/beta9/tree/main/deploy/charts/beta9) and [configuration](https://github.com/beam-cloud/beta9/blob/main/pkg/common/config.default.yaml) from your selected release.”

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“Beta9 is the open-source runtime behind Beam. Beam Cloud adds a managed workspace, dashboard, billing, and hosted services; deploying Beta9 does not automatically provide every Cloud feature.”

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