Salesforce B2C Commerce currently offers the newly available On-Demand Sandboxes (ODS). An On-Demand Sandbox is a public cloud-based sandbox that you can get and manage using API calls. You can control how many On-Demand Sandboxes you're using and how long the On-Demand Sandboxes are active. You can expand your sandbox usage when required, and then roll back usage during slow periods.
How to Request an On-Demand Sandbox
Please contact your assigned Account Executive (AE) to request and learn about the cost associated with this request. Your AE will need to submit the order for the realm to be enabled for your On-Demand Sandboxes via the automated API system.
How to Access On-Demand Sandboxes
The URL to access Business Manager for an On-Demand Sandbox is as follows:
<realm>-<instanceId>.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Site
Example: https://abcd-001.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Site
Note: For more information, check out Unified sandbox URL for B2C On-Demand Sandboxes.
Permissions Required for On-Demand Sandboxes
To access On-Demand Sandboxes, in Account Manager, you need to be assigned the Sandbox API User, Business Manager Administrator, and Log Center User roles on Account Manager. These roles should be set with a scope filter for "All Sandboxes" in the environment that matches the given realm ID.
Limitations of On-Demand Sandboxes
Please note that ODS is not intended to support a PIG environment. This is also not planned.
Provisioning process
Note: Sandboxes can now be created by the users with the Sandbox API User role.
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