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description Commands for creating, managing, starting, stopping, and deleting On-Demand Sandboxes (ODS) for development.

ODS Commands

Commands for managing On-Demand Sandboxes (ODS).

Sandbox ID Formats

Commands that operate on a specific sandbox (get, start, stop, restart, delete) accept two ID formats:

Format Example Description
UUID abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789 Full sandbox UUID
Friendly ID zzzv-123 or zzzv_123 Realm-instance format

The friendly ID format uses the 4-character realm code followed by a dash (-) or underscore (_) and the instance identifier. When using a friendly ID, the CLI automatically looks up the corresponding sandbox UUID.

# These are equivalent (assuming zzzv-123 resolves to the UUID)
b2c ods get abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789
b2c ods get zzzv-123

Global ODS Flags

These flags are available on all ODS commands:

Flag Environment Variable Description
--sandbox-api-host SFCC_SANDBOX_API_HOST ODS API hostname (default: admin.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com)

Authentication

ODS commands require an Account Manager API Client.

Required Roles

Auth Method Role Configured On
User Authentication Sandbox API User Your user account
Client Credentials Sandbox API User The API client

User Authentication: Used when only --client-id is provided. Opens a browser for login. The Sandbox API User role must be assigned to your user account in Account Manager.

Client Credentials: Used when both --client-id and --client-secret are provided. The Sandbox API User role must be assigned to the API client.

Tenant Filter

The API client's roles must have a tenant filter configured for the realm(s) you wish to manage. In Account Manager, under each role (e.g., Sandbox API User), add the realm IDs you need to access to the Tenant Filter.

Configuration

# User Authentication (opens browser)
b2c ods list --client-id xxx

# Client Credentials
export SFCC_CLIENT_ID=my-client
export SFCC_CLIENT_SECRET=my-secret
b2c ods list

For complete setup instructions, see the Authentication Guide.

b2c ods list

List all on-demand sandboxes accessible to your account.

Usage

b2c ods list

Flags

Flag Description Default
--realm, -r Filter by realm ID (four-letter ID)
--filter-params Raw filter parameters (e.g., "realm=abcd&state=started")
--show-deleted Include deleted sandboxes in the list false
--columns, -c Columns to display (comma-separated)
--extended, -x Show all columns including extended fields false

Available Columns

realm, instance, state, profile, created, eol, id, hostname, createdBy, autoScheduled

Examples

# List all sandboxes
b2c ods list

# Filter by realm
b2c ods list --realm abcd

# Filter by state and realm
b2c ods list --filter-params "realm=abcd&state=started"

# Show extended information
b2c ods list --extended

# Custom columns
b2c ods list --columns realm,instance,state,hostname

# Output as JSON
b2c ods list --json

Output

Realm  Instance  State    Profile  Created              EOL
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
abcd   001       started  medium   12/20/2024, 10:00 AM 12/21/2024, 10:00 AM
abcd   002       stopped  large    12/19/2024, 2:30 PM  12/20/2024, 2:30 PM

b2c ods create

Create a new on-demand sandbox.

Usage

b2c ods create --realm <REALM>

Flags

Flag Description Default
--realm, -r (Required) Realm ID (four-letter ID)
--ttl Time to live in hours (0 for infinite) 24
--profile Resource profile (medium, large, xlarge, xxlarge) medium
--auto-scheduled Enable automatic start/stop scheduling false
--wait, -w Wait for sandbox to reach started or failed state false
--poll-interval Polling interval in seconds when using --wait 10
--timeout Maximum wait time in seconds (0 for no timeout) 600
--set-permissions Automatically set OCAPI and WebDAV permissions

Examples

# Create a sandbox with default settings
b2c ods create --realm abcd

# Create with extended TTL
b2c ods create --realm abcd --ttl 48

# Create with larger resources
b2c ods create --realm abcd --profile large

# Create and wait for it to be ready
b2c ods create --realm abcd --wait

# Create with auto-scheduling enabled
b2c ods create --realm abcd --auto-scheduled

# Create and automatically set permissions for the client
b2c ods create --realm abcd --set-permissions

# Output as JSON
b2c ods create --realm abcd --json

Notes

  • Sandbox creation can take several minutes
  • Use --wait to block until the sandbox is ready
  • The --set-permissions flag configures OCAPI and WebDAV access for the client ID used to create the sandbox

b2c ods get

Get details of a specific sandbox.

Usage

b2c ods get <SANDBOXID>

Arguments

Argument Description Required
SANDBOXID Sandbox ID (UUID or realm-instance, e.g., zzzv-123) Yes

Examples

# Get sandbox details using UUID
b2c ods get abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789

# Get sandbox details using friendly ID
b2c ods get zzzv-123

# Output as JSON
b2c ods get zzzv_123 --json

Output

Displays detailed information about the sandbox including:

  • Sandbox ID and instance
  • Realm and hostname
  • State and resource profile
  • Creation time and end-of-life
  • Links to BM and storefront

b2c ods info

Display ODS user and system information.

Usage

b2c ods info

Examples

# Get ODS info
b2c ods info

# Output as JSON
b2c ods info --json

Output

Displays information about:

  • Authenticated user
  • Available realms
  • System status and limits

b2c ods start

Start a stopped on-demand sandbox.

Usage

b2c ods start <SANDBOXID>

Arguments

Argument Description Required
SANDBOXID Sandbox ID (UUID or realm-instance, e.g., zzzv-123) Yes

Examples

# Start a sandbox using UUID
b2c ods start abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789

# Start a sandbox using friendly ID
b2c ods start zzzv-123

# Output as JSON
b2c ods start zzzv_123 --json

b2c ods stop

Stop a running on-demand sandbox.

Usage

b2c ods stop <SANDBOXID>

Arguments

Argument Description Required
SANDBOXID Sandbox ID (UUID or realm-instance, e.g., zzzv-123) Yes

Examples

# Stop a sandbox using UUID
b2c ods stop abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789

# Stop a sandbox using friendly ID
b2c ods stop zzzv-123

# Output as JSON
b2c ods stop zzzv_123 --json

b2c ods restart

Restart an on-demand sandbox.

Usage

b2c ods restart <SANDBOXID>

Arguments

Argument Description Required
SANDBOXID Sandbox ID (UUID or realm-instance, e.g., zzzv-123) Yes

Examples

# Restart a sandbox using UUID
b2c ods restart abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789

# Restart a sandbox using friendly ID
b2c ods restart zzzv-123

# Output as JSON
b2c ods restart zzzv_123 --json

b2c ods delete

Delete an on-demand sandbox.

Usage

b2c ods delete <SANDBOXID>

Arguments

Argument Description Required
SANDBOXID Sandbox ID (UUID or realm-instance, e.g., zzzv-123) Yes

Flags

Flag Description Default
--force, -f Skip confirmation prompt false

Examples

# Delete a sandbox using UUID (with confirmation prompt)
b2c ods delete abc12345-1234-1234-1234-abc123456789

# Delete a sandbox using friendly ID
b2c ods delete zzzv-123

# Delete without confirmation
b2c ods delete zzzv_123 --force

Notes

  • The command will prompt for confirmation unless --force is used
  • Deleted sandboxes cannot be recovered