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run.cloud offers Firecracker microVM Linux sandboxes alongside its iOS simulator, Android emulator and Xcode build API; the Linux sandboxes are deprecated and no longer available to new organizations. The following table shows what CostGraph runs on this provider. Run Cloud no longer offers Linux sandboxes to new organizations. CI runners: no. AutoPilot compares runners by price, and this provider publishes no sandbox price.

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Connect

Run the dispatcher with provider set to run-cloud and these variables:
  • RUN_CLOUD_API_KEY or RUN_CLOUD_API_TOKEN

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Key and permissions

RUN_CLOUD_API_KEY (RUN_CLOUD_API_TOKEN is an accepted alias) is a run.cloud API key (rc_live_…) created in the run.cloud dashboard; no dashboard path or CLI command is documented. The provider doesn’t document key scopes or roles, so a key has full access to the account. Sources: docs.run.cloud: sandboxes, docs.run.cloud: limits, docs.run.cloud: typescript sdk, docs.run.cloud: install, docs.run.cloud: quickstart.

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Limits

  • DEPRECATED: ‘Linux microVM sandboxes are deprecated. This capability is being retired and is no longer available to new organizations.’ No retirement date given. (source)
  • Per sandbox max 32 vCPUs and 112 GiB RAM; default reservation 0.125 vCPU / 128 MiB. (source)
  • Org-wide defaults: 100 sandboxes (paused/stopped count), 100 reserved vCPUs, 400 GiB reserved memory; 429 when reached; raise via [email protected]. (source)
  • Max lifetime and idle timeout not documented; hitting the spend ceiling stops active sandboxes. (source)