The BlueRock Sandbox is currently available via two delivery options. The first option is the BlueRock Agentic Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). Users can register at bluerock.io to request an access to the PaaS environment. If deploying via PaaS, you can follow logon instructions and skip to section 3 - Configuring a BlueRock Sandbox to proceed with accessing the sandbox.
The second is by launching an Amazon EC2 Instance with the sandbox preloaded via the Amazon Marketplace (link).
Deploying BlueRock Sandbox on an Amazon EC2 Instance
Deploying the BlueRock Sandbox via an Amazon EC2 Instance uses a CloudFormation template available via the Amazon Marketplace. Follow the instructions in the section BlueRock AWS CloudFormation Deployment to deploy via this method.
Configuring Your Instance for Agent Workloads
It is recommended that you run in a Python virtual environment (venv), but it is not a strict requirement. You will need to set up a venv and install all required dependencies and agent code.
There are also sample virtual environments pre-configured in the PaaS BlueRock instances. These include the following:
