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bhatti inspect

Show full details for one sandbox in kubectl describe-style output. Aliased as bhatti info.

Synopsis

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bhatti inspect <sandbox>
bhatti info <sandbox>

Description

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Prints status, thermal state, image, creation/stop timestamps, resource allocation, network info, and keep_hot. For sandboxes in the running state, disk usage is queried live by running df -m / inside the guest — the row shows total / used / free in MB.

Stopped sandboxes show their static disk size; the live df query is skipped to avoid waking them.

Use --json to get the full sandbox record as JSON for scripting.

Examples

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Terminal window
bhatti inspect dev
Name:       dev
ID:         a1b2c3d4
Status:     running
Thermal:    hot
Image:      minimal
Created:    2026-04-29T15:21:48Z


Resources:
  CPUs:     2
  Memory:   1024 MB
  Disk:     8192 MB (1247 MB used, 6945 MB free)


Network:
  IP:       192.168.137.2
Terminal window
bhatti info agent --json | jq .keep_hot
true
Terminal window
# Stopped sandbox — no live df, static disk size shown
bhatti inspect scraper
Name:       scraper
ID:         e5f6g7h8
Status:     stopped
Thermal:    cold
Image:      browser
Created:    2026-04-22T10:14:03Z
Stopped:    2026-04-29T08:55:12Z


Resources:
  CPUs:     1
  Memory:   2048 MB
  Disk:     — (stopped)


Network:
  IP:       192.168.137.8

Options

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This command takes only global flags. See Global flags for --url, --token, --json, --timing, --data-dir.

See also

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