Execute Real Code Inside Every
DevOps Workflow

Run Python, Bash, JavaScript, kubectl, Terraform, and AWS CLI commands as native workflow steps. Every execution spins up a fully isolated container no shared state, no side effects, no risk to your infrastructure. Inject secrets at runtime, snapshot state for debugging, and audit every execution.

Isolated code sandbox executing Python and Bash scripts inside a DevOps workflow on Gripo

Code execution built into Every Workflow Step

Run Any Script as a Workflow Step
Execute Python, Bash, JavaScript, kubectl, Terraform, Helm, or AWS CLI commands directly inside your automation. No external runners, no SSH sessions, no context switching between tools. Your script is a first-class node in the workflow graph.
Fully Isolated by Default
Every execution spins up its own container with a dedicated filesystem, process space, and network context. No shared state between runs. No side effects leaking into production. No risk from a failed script impacting other workflows or infrastructure.
Snapshot and Restore Any Execution
Save the complete sandbox state filesystem, memory, environment variables, and credentials context at any point during execution. Restore instantly to reproduce failures, debug edge cases, or replay a workflow from a known-good checkpoint.
Connect to Any API or Cloud Provider
Wire your sandbox to AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, Datadog, PagerDuty, or any internal API. Secrets and credentials are injected at runtime from the encrypted vault never hardcoded in your script, never exposed in logs, never stored in source control.

From Python to kubectl, Write It, Run It, Ship It

Write your script in the language your team already uses. The sandbox supports full runtime environments not just syntax execution. Import libraries, connect to databases, call external APIs, and stream output in real-time. Every execution is logged, timed, and auditable.

jobs/runner.py
1import asyncio, json, logging 2from dataclasses import dataclass, field 3from redis.asyncio import Redis 4 5@dataclass 6class Job: 7 name: str 8 payload: dict = field(default_factory=dict) 9 retries: int = 3 10 11async def run_job(job: Job, dlq: Redis) -> bool: 12 for attempt in range(job.retries): 13 try: 14 await execute(job.name, job.payload) 15 logging.info("✓ %s completed", job.name) 16 return True 17 except Exception as exc: 18 wait = 2 ** attempt # exponential back-off 19 logging.warning("✗ %s attempt %d: %s — retry in %ds", 20 job.name, attempt + 1, exc, wait) 21 await asyncio.sleep(wait) 22 23 # All retries exhausted → push to dead-letter queue 24 await dlq.lpush("dlq:failed_jobs", json.dumps( 25 {"job": job.name, "payload": job.payload} 26 )) 27 logging.error("💀 %s sent to DLQ after %d attempts", job.name, job.retries) 28 return False 29 30async def main(): 31 dlq = Redis.from_url("redis://localhost:6379") 32 jobs = [Job("ingest"), Job("transform"), Job("export")] 33 results = await asyncio.gather(*[run_job(j, dlq) for j in jobs]) 34 print(f"Completed {sum(results)}/{len(jobs)} jobs") 35 36asyncio.run(main()) 37
Code execution

Execute Scripts as Native Workflow Steps

Run Python, Bash, kubectl, Terraform, Helm, or AWS CLI commands as first-class activity nodes in any DevOps workflow. No external runners, no SSH sessions, no context switching. Your script receives input, executes in isolation, and passes structured output to the next step.

Code Execution Activity Node – Run Python, Bash, kubectl & DevOps Scripts as Native Workflow Steps
Container isolation

Fully Isolated Execution Every Time

Every sandbox spins up a dedicated container with its own filesystem, process space, and network context. No shared state between runs, no side effects leaking into production, no risk from a failed script impacting other workflows or infrastructure.

Diagram showing fully isolated container sandbox with dedicated filesystem, process space, and network context — no shared state between workflow runs
Snapshot and restore

Debug Failures Without Starting Over

Save complete sandbox state including filesystem, memory, environment variables, and credential context at any point. Restore instantly to reproduce failures, debug edge cases, or replay a workflow from a known-good checkpoint.

Illustration of sandbox snapshot and restore feature saving filesystem, memory, environment variables, and credential context for instant failure recovery and workflow replay
Cloud integrations

Connected to Every Cloud API And Tool

Wire your sandbox to AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, GitHub, Datadog, PagerDuty, or any internal service. Credentials injected at runtime from the encrypted vault, never hardcoded in scripts, never exposed in logs.

Diagram showing sandbox cloud integrations connected to AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, GitHub, Datadog, and PagerDuty with runtime credential injection from encrypted vault
Isolated code sandbox executing Python, Bash, kubectl, and Terraform as native DevOps workflow steps with runtime secret injection and full audit logs

Execute Code as Native Workflow Steps

Run Python, Bash, kubectl, and Terraform inside isolated sandboxes as part of any DevOps workflow. Secrets injected at runtime, full audit logs on every execution.

Isolated Containers. Zero Side Effects.

Every sandbox execution spins up its own container. No shared state between runs, no risk to production infrastructure. Snapshot and restore any execution instantly.

Isolated container execution environment with zero shared state between sandbox runs, no production infrastructure risk, and instant snapshot and restore capability

Connected to Every Cloud, API, and Internal Tool

Wire your sandbox to AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, GitHub, Datadog, or any internal service. Credentials stored in an encrypted vault and injected at runtime, never hardcoded.