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Slurm is a workload orchestration system used to schedule synthetic-data generation, model-training, and evaluation jobs on a separate GPU cluster.

sbx is Docker's command-line tool for building containers used as sandboxes for AI agents. It is presented as part of Docker's sandboxing approach for controlling what agents can access while they run, and can be installed with Homebrew.

Slinky is an open-source Kubernetes operator for running Slurm on Kubernetes. The project provides the foundation for Crusoe's managed Slurm service, combining Slurm-based scheduling with Kubernetes infrastructure for GPU-oriented workloads.

The sbx CLI reference is Docker's documentation for the command-line tool used to build and run containerized sandboxes for AI agents. The tool supports sandboxing agents so their tools, context, credentials, and access to external systems can be separated according to a task's intent.

Bash (Bourne Again SHell) is a Unix shell and command language developed for the GNU Project. It functions as a command-line interpreter and scripting language for POSIX-like operating systems; Brian Fox originally wrote it and Chet Ramey has been a long-time maintainer. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License and is the default shell on many Linux distributions.