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I took a look inside the VMs that a couple of the agent platforms are using. TLDR is they use firecracker with memory in git. I'm a big fan of the memory in g
by RohanAdwankar 25d ago
I took a look inside the VMs that a couple of the agent platforms are using.
TLDR is they use firecracker with memory in git.
I'm a big fan of the memory in git part it would be cool to see how the git history looks after I use it for a longer period of time.
This is my first blog, I'm trying to document things publically as I learn, next I'll look more closely at the providers they are using under the hood (eg. e2b) so feel free to give advice on what to look for!
- thamizhan2611 24d agoDo you have an invite to instinct? :)
- RohanAdwankar 24d agoyes i think everyone gets 10 did u want one?
- thamizhan2611 24d agoYes, how can I reach out to you to get one :) thanks
- RohanAdwankar 24d agodoes dms via https://x.com/rohanadwankar https://x.com/rohanadwankar work?
- thamizhan2611 23d agoThank you. I think invite got cleared up and I got one automatically.
- user_7832 24d agoHi, if possible, could I get one too? You can contact me at esquire-zoom-jimmy@duck.com
- ushakov 24d agohey, i work at E2B, happy to answer any questions!
- htrp 24d agosuper cool product, any thoughts on adding native llm support to your sandboxes ?
- ushakov 24d agomy thoughts is that Firecracker might be not the best runtime for that, as it’s very minimal on devices it wants to support (famously no PCI out of the box)
- RohanAdwankar 24d agoyou guys are awesome!
- FirstClassTree 24d ago[dead]
- htrp 24d agoHow did you find their internal services ?
- RohanAdwankar 24d agoaccessed the vm through my terminal through a websocket: https://github.com/RohanAdwankar/ws-term https://github.com/RohanAdwankar/ws-term
- RohanAdwankar 24d agoso basically you convince the agent to run a script which allows you to get a “shell” and then from there i just grepped around and figured it out