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Categories/AI Orchestration & MLOps/Dedalus Labs
Dedalus Labs

Dedalus Labs

Founded 2025

Run fast persistent Linux virtual machines for agents

Pricing model

Free Tier, Paid

You can use Dedalus Labs to run persistent Linux virtual machines that boot in fifty milliseconds for artificial intelligence agents. It allows you to run untrusted code with hardware-level isolation, execute shell commands, and persist filesystems and memory across sessions. When your machines sleep, you stop paying for compute while keeping stored data intact. It provides full root access, systemd support, and nested virtualization, making it practical to test, deploy, and scale complex agent workloads without dealing with slow container spin-ups or cold starts.

What Dedalus Labs does

Start a virtual machine via API or CLIExecute bash commands in an isolated Linux guestPut virtual machines to sleep to pause billingRestore machines instantly with persisted filesystem dataInstall system packages using standard Linux package managersMigrate active workloads across hosts without downtimeRun nested containers and sandboxes inside guest kernelsBoots full Linux virtual machines in under 50 millisecondsPreserves memory and POSIX filesystems across sleep cyclesCharges only for active compute with zero cost during sleepProvides hardware-level isolation for untrusted code executionGrants full root access with custom package installationsSupports nested virtualization for custom sandboxing environmentsDisaggregates compute and storage for live machine migrations

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free tier, Paid

PlanList price
HobbyFree
Pro$20 / mo

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