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pubDate: "December 10 2025"
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heroImage: "./banners/BrowserPod_beta-hero.webp"
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heroImage: "./banners/BrowserPod_beta-hero.png"
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Sandboxes are typically ephemeral cloud instances. This is at first sight a great solution to the problem; by virtue of being in the cloud they’re naturally isolated from your system and they come with the additional benefit of portability, easily accessed through API calls and customized if needed. But they also come with a few drawbacks, for instance:
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- **Latency / Provisioning Performance**: Using Cloud sandboxes introduces latency at the time of provisioning, which impacts frequently run, “closed-loop” computation.
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- \***\*Runtime Performance**: Depending on the workload, acceptable performance can come at a substantial cost per hour of compute, particularly in the case of building pipelines.
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- **Runtime Performance**: Depending on the workload, acceptable performance can come at a substantial cost per hour of compute, particularly in the case of building pipelines.
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- **Networking**: Cloud instances don’t have access to user-local network resources, and can suffer from other network limitations.
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- **Cost**: Cloud computing is expensive, and with most businesses relying on cloud infrastructure, it’s something we’re all paying for even if we’re not personally cloud customers.
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- **Ecological cost**: Data centers use massive amounts of energy and water, as demand grows, so does their ecological footprint.
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<figcaption class="text-center">
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An example of BrowserPod being used to run a full Vite+Svelte in-browser
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editor. See it fullscreen [here](https://vitedemo.browserpod.io/).
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BrowserPod Beta is available right now, free for personal use and open-source projects, and with generous monthly allowances. You can try BrowserPod now using [our quick start][BP-quickstart-link].
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If you have feedback or questions, you can reach us in our channel Discord or via GitHub issues.
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import LinkButton from "@leaningtech/astro-theme/components/LinkButton.astro";
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If you have feedback or questions, you can reach us in our channel [Discord](https://discord.leaningtech.com) or via [GitHub issues](https://github.com/leaningtech/browserpod-meta).
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We think BrowserPod has the potential to revolutionize client-side sandboxing, and we are looking to hear what you think
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