anona-compute fork

Forking freezes the sandbox for a moment while its memory is written (about 0.1 s), then it keeps running with the same ID and lifetime. Each fork is a new sandbox: it counts towards your concurrent-sandbox limit and is billed like any other. --count above what your plan has room for is not an error for the whole batch - the forks that fit are made and the rest are reported one by one.

Fork a sandbox (POST /sandboxes/{id}/fork): checkpoint it with its memory
and start --count new sandboxes from that checkpoint. Prints one line per fork.

Usage

anona-compute fork SANDBOX_ID [flags]

Flags

Flag	Type	Description
`--count`	int	number of forks (1-20) (default 1)
`--help`, `-h`		help for fork
`--timeout`	string	lifetime of each fork (empty = server default, 15s in the E2B spec) (default “300s”)

Global flags (--api-key, --api-url, --json, --output, --profile, --request-timeout, --verbose) work on every command; see anona-compute.

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