Create a managed runtime environment

A managed environment uses platform compute for file processing and code execution. Check that the workspace has available compute resources and environment quota before creating one. The environment list separates managed and self-hosted environments and shows their specifications and status.

Create the environment

  1. Open Resource Center → Runtime Environments and select the creation action in the managed section.

  2. Enter a descriptive name, such as “Document processing.”

  3. Select a compute resource. If needed, use the form’s create-compute-resource entry and complete that flow.

  4. Check the disk size.

  5. Select tools that need network access and enter a domain-and-port allowlist.

  6. Review and submit. Return to the list and wait for the environment to become available.

Setting

Purpose

How to choose

Name

Distinguishes environments

Use a clear business-purpose name

Compute resource

Supplies CPU, memory, and other compute capacity

Select from available workspace resources

Disk size

Provides working and file-processing space

Match material size and the values offered by the form

Network-enabled tools

Allows specified tools to access the public network

Select required tools such as git, pip, npm, go, cargo, or curl

Network allowlist

Restricts accessible domains and ports

Enter required destinations as domain:port

Specifications and quotas depend on the workspace. Selecting compute does not mean the environment is ready; wait for the list status to update.

Use it in a conversation

Open the runtime selector in a new conversation and choose the connected environment. Validate with a simple file-processing task. For network failures, inspect network configuration, including the actual domain, port, and tool required.

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