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If you just need an interactive terminal, you can connect directly to the sandbox’s Remote Shell with the CLI connect command β€” no SSH setup required. See Remote Shell for details.
You can use a WebSocket proxy to connect to your sandbox via SSH. By using SSH, you can securely connect to a remote command-line environment, transfer files through protocols such as SCP or SFTP, and work with software that relies on SSH-based connections.

Quickstart

1. Build the SSH template

Define a template that includes an OpenSSH server for SSH access and websocat for forwarding WebSocket-based connections.

2. Launch a sandbox from that template

3. Connect from your local machine

macOS
CLI
Linux
CLI

How it works

Websocat acts as the proxy, and SSH connections are forwarded over WebSocket through the sandbox’s exposed ports.
Last modified on August 5, 2026