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Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev> Co-authored-by: Engel Nyst <enyst@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Engel Nyst <engel.nyst@gmail.com>
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title: Overview
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description: This section is for users that would like to use a runtime other than Docker for OpenHands.
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---
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A Runtime is an environment where the OpenHands agent can edit files and run
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commands.
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By default, OpenHands uses a [Docker-based runtime](/usage/runtimes/docker), running on your local computer.
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This means you only have to pay for the LLM you're using, and your code is only ever sent to the LLM.
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Additionally, we provide a [Local Runtime](/usage/runtimes/local) that runs directly on your machine without Docker,
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which can be useful in controlled environments like CI pipelines.
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## Available Runtimes
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OpenHands supports several different runtime environments:
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- [Docker Runtime](/usage/runtimes/docker) - The default runtime that uses Docker containers for isolation (recommended for most users).
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- [OpenHands Remote Runtime](/usage/runtimes/remote) - Cloud-based runtime for parallel execution (beta).
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- [Local Runtime](/usage/runtimes/local) - Direct execution on your local machine without Docker.
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### Third-Party Runtimes
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The following third-party runtimes are available when you install the `third_party_runtimes` extra:
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```bash
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pip install openhands-ai[third_party_runtimes]
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```
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- [E2B Runtime](/usage/runtimes/e2b) - Open source runtime using E2B sandboxes.
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- [Modal Runtime](/usage/runtimes/modal) - Serverless runtime using Modal infrastructure.
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- [Runloop Runtime](/usage/runtimes/runloop) - Cloud runtime using Runloop infrastructure.
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- [Daytona Runtime](/usage/runtimes/daytona) - Development environment runtime using Daytona.
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**Note**: These third-party runtimes are supported by their respective developers, not by the OpenHands team. For issues specific to these runtimes, please refer to their documentation or contact their support teams.
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