Proper security and maintenance for agentic environments

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sandbox agentic security container isolation reverse-proxy dev-tool

Summary

A developer built Terrarium, an open-source sandboxing solution for running multiple AI agents securely with isolated worlds, reverse-proxy management, and state rollback.

I wanted to run multiple agents, but I security and technical problems with YOLO agents. I was looking for versatile sandboxing solution but didn't find. So I built one: [https://github.com/terion-name/terrarium](https://github.com/terion-name/terrarium) It can be run on any vps/cloud with attached disk and provides you with security hardening, isolated "worlds" for agents to live in, easy reverse-proxy (routing) management, GUIs and a time machine. Even if your agent messed things up - just rewind container state and everything will be restored It is in early stages now, but as far as tested and using - works stable. Question anything )
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