bdy sandbox endpoint

$bdy sandbox endpoint|ep [options] [command]

Manage public endpoints that expose sandbox ports

OPTIONS

--context <name>

Connection and scope context: default, git, link or a saved name. Overrides the globally active context for this invocation.

--examples

Show only examples; with this flag --format accepts text, json or jsonl

--verbose

Show REST API requests, responses, timing and retries on stderr

-h, --help

display help for command

AVAILABLE COMMANDS

add

Add an endpoint exposing a sandbox port. The server must listen on 0.0.0.0, otherwise it is unreachable Required scopes: SANDBOX_WRITE

Delete an endpoint Required scopes: SANDBOX_WRITE

Show endpoint details Required scopes: SANDBOX_READ

List endpoints of a sandbox Required scopes: SANDBOX_READ

Documentation for bdy v1.25.34

Last modified on Nov 3, 2026

Examples

Create http endpoint on port 80 (http server must listen on 0.0.0.0)

bdy sb ep create sandbox-identifier -e 80$

Create http server and serve files from sandbox directory

bdy sb ep create sandbox-identifier -s /path/to/dir$

Create tcp endpoint on port 22 with name (tcp server must listen on 0.0.0.0)

bdy sb ep create sandbox-identifier -t TCP -e 22 -n test$

Return the result as JSON

bdy sandbox endpoint add my-sandbox --name web --type HTTP --endpoint 8080 --format json$

Delete sandbox endpoint

bdy sb ep rm sandbox-identifier test$

Delete sandbox endpoint in another project and automatically confirm deletion

bdy sb ep rm sandbox-identifier test -p project -f$

Get sandbox endpoint

bdy sb ep get sandbox-identifier test$

Get sandbox endpoint in another project

bdy sb ep get sandbox-identifier test -p project$

List sandbox endpoints

bdy sb ep ls sandbox-identifier$

List sandbox endpoints in another project

bdy sb ep ls sandbox-identifier -p project$