Creating Custom Code Execution Engine Sandboxes For Your Loops And Harnesses @MicrosoftReactor
Creating Custom Code Execution Engine Sandboxes For Your Loops And Harnesses  @MicrosoftReactor
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The last session showed how agent swarms can run safely on disposable, hardware-isolated compute.

This second session covers building the custom sandboxes that those agents need.

See how to package your own runtimes, dependencies, and tools as a custom container, expose it through Azure Container Apps Sandboxes, and operate it as a fast, isolated execution service.

Watch a custom engine move from container image to a managed session pool that agents can invoke on demand.

You'll learn • When to choose a custom sandbox
• How to package specialized runtimes, libraries, binaries, and tools
• Configuring prewarmed capacity, lifecycle policies, health probes, and automatic cleanup
• Securing execution with isolation, network controls, managed identity, and tenant-aware session identifiers
• Monitoring engine health, capacity, lifecycle events, and application output with Azure Monitor

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