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Every dev has a project they almost didn't build. Docker Captain Mohammad-Ali A'râbi shares how one hackathon idea turned into something much bigger, and what he learned from taking the chance. Learn more about his journey as an author, speaker, and community leader: https://bit.ly/454EMrI
Everyone agrees AI agents need isolation. But what comes next? In this AI Guide to the Galaxy episode, Oleg Šelajev sits down with Docker Sandboxes Product Manager Eric Jia to discuss local AI, Kits, and why AI-generated code may become the next runtime challenge. https://youtu.be/tWJseVZdWyM
Developer conferences need to keep up with more than just AI. They should help devs actually figure out what changes once agents become part of everyday software development. This is why Docker is partnering with WeAreDevelopers. Read more → https://bit.ly/44AkW7z
Curious about Docker Sandboxes but not sure where to start? Reynald Adolphe walks through the complete setup using NanoClaw - covering Sandbox creation, Claude Code, secure credentials, and the isolation model behind safer agents. Watch → https://bit.ly/4vxI8hI
An agent doesn't have to be malicious to be dangerous. Read access + untrusted content + the ability to act = the "lethal trifecta," and it's baked into most useful agents by design. Our take from AI Engineer World's Fair on why the fix lives at the runtime → https://bit.ly/3TAaTNi
The most valuable AI conversations aren't about the models. They're about trust, runtime controls, and the infrastructure around them. This Ship Happens compilation explores what changes as teams move from experimenting with agents to relying on them. https://youtu.be/XrTca1UbCq0
The rm -rf ~/ incident wasn't just a bad command. This AI Coding Agent Horror Story explores why the same failure pattern keeps appearing across coding agents, and why teams are changing how agents execute. Read → https://bit.ly/4p0B7El
We're live at AI Engineer World's Fair! If you're working with agents, AI governance, or trying to safely move faster with AI in prod - let’s compare notes. Show us what you’re working on, bring us your toughest questions, or just come chat with the team. 📍 Booth P12
“An AI coding agent is a junior developer with root access, the ability to type at 10,000 words per minute, and no instinct for when to stop and ask.” This AI Agent Horror Story walks through real-world incidents, and what security patterns teams can adopt in response: https://bit.ly/4eLf93H
AI Engineer World’s Fair starts next week! Join Docker sessions from Tushar Jain, Rowan Christmas, and Dan Ndombe on AI Governance, agent autonomy, and AI-native infrastructure. Find us at Booth P12! Last chance to get your ticket → https://www.ai.engineer/worldsfair/2026
Run LLMs locally. No cloud required. Docker Captain Pawel Piwosz has a new course on using Docker Model Runner to run, manage, and integrate local AI models into your applications. Get started: https://bit.ly/4ggjEpa
AI may be accelerating software development, but it isn’t removing engineering fundamentals. In this special Ship Happens highlight episode, six engineering leaders share what they’re seeing as AI moves from experimentation into real software delivery: https://bit.ly/43s92vT
When we introduced Gordon, the goal wasn't to build another chatbot. It was to help developers get unstuck. Seeing users make Gordon part of their daily workflow & solve problems that other tools couldn't, tells us we're heading in the right direction. Have you tried Gordon? https://bit.ly/49RXyFH
The internet was built to move information. At some point, that turned into a data extraction economy. Per Krogslund talks with Ruben Verborgh (Professor, Ghent University) on why today’s AI landscape may be unsustainable, & what a better model could look like: https://youtu.be/EkWxU83Fp54
That’s a wrap on LeadDev London! Across talks, demos, roundtables, & conversations at the booth - the focus was clear: teams want the speed of AI agents without losing control of what gets built and shipped. Thanks to everyone for the great conversations!
Packed room for Docker CISO Mark Lechner at LeadDev London! His session, 'Ship 10x Code Safely With Agents', focused on a challenge many teams are already facing: how to turn AI-generated code into shipped software without compromising security.
This ‘Ship Happens’ is a very different kind of AI conversation. Per Krogslund talks with Professor Ruben Verborgh (Ghent University) on what is unsustainable in the current AI data landscape, and what an ‘insights economy’ could look like instead: https://bit.ly/3RndRUC
Most GenAI projects don’t fail because of the model. They fail somewhere between “it works on my machine” & getting an agentized system running reliably in prod. Docker Captain Harsh Manvar & Ajeet Raina's new book focuses on running real workloads without it catching fire: https://amzn.to/3PeXZmr
Gordon is now generally available. Docker’s AI agent understands your environment, inspects containers, and takes action - with your approval. Your coding assistant writes code. Gordon helps you ship it. Try it → https://bit.ly/4991lhr
Most teams think safety slows things down. In ‘Silicon Minds, Human Hearts’ with Sammy Deprez, Docker COO Mark Cavage explains how safety actually enables speed as agents run autonomously. If you’re figuring out how to move faster without losing control, watch here: https://bit.ly/3PJgKhX
AI can help you ship faster, but what happens when you don’t fully trust the code it writes? New Ship Happens with Ivar Conradi: • Why teams deploy daily • the importance of feature flags to reduce prod risk • How “feature ops” helps teams learn faster Watch → https://youtu.be/Oy1ca5rsCpU
Letting agents run freely sounds great, until they start changing everything. On the ‘Future of Data and AI’, Docker COO Mark Cavage explains why containers alone aren’t enough when agents run wild, & why Docker Sandboxes are the new requirement for agent workflows: https://bit.ly/4uDFPtl
Introducing Docker AI Governance. Teams are racing to deploy agents, but those agents access repos, data, & APIs with little visibility. Docker AI Governance is now available, so teams can move fast without losing control. More: https://bit.ly/4fgthUf
Containers are the default path to prod. That also makes the supply chain a major risk. At Devoxx UK, the interest in Docker Captain @maeddes.bsky.social’s Docker Hardened Images talk was a clear signal that devs are actively looking for better ways to handle container security.
Ever feel like Docker tutorials are either too simple…or way too overcomplicated? Docker Captain Saloni Narang’s '7 Days of Docker' series cuts through the noise and drills down on just how Docker actually works. If you’ve been waiting for it to finally click, start here: https://bit.ly/4esEp04
Platform teams often need golden images with internal requirements baked in. This video shows how Docker Hardened Image (DHI) customizations let you define changes once, keep attestations intact, & have those changes persist automatically across every patch: https://bit.ly/3QRTSgk
What does it take to run Hugging Face Spaces on Arm64? With Arm64 powering modern dev machines and 1M+ Hugging Face Spaces out there, compatibility matters. This session shows how to spot hidden x86 dependencies and fix them quickly with MCP tools. Watch → https://bit.ly/4sFY1Bj
Hardened images are great, but to truly make them your own, you need to add back in certs, tools, perms, and more. Customize Docker Hardened Images once, and SLSA Level 3 provenance, attestations, and SLA get applied automatically, with every patch! Full video: https://bit.ly/3QRTSgk
