Episode 3 of @globalai.community’s Made for Dev: Docker is live.
From YAML to a working AI assistant in seconds.
Sammy Deprez dives in with Oleg Šelajev, who demos how Docker Agent lets you define, run, and use agents locally without heavy setup.
Watch → https://bit.ly/4bUN9KO
"Docker Hardened Images for Node.js, Python, and Rust also include Socket Firewall, which blocks malicious dependencies at install time."
Another tool for securing your build pipeline - DHI are free and open source: socket.dev/blog/socket-...
Want to run HuggingFace Spaces on Arm64?
Join the live Code-Along with Docker + Arm.
Learn how to scan, fix, and migrate a real project using MCP Toolkit + Copilot, and how to identify & resolve compatibility gaps fast.
📅 April 16
🕘 12pm EST / 9am PST
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What does engineering look like in the age of agents?
This shift isn’t years away - it’s already happening.
Zach Lloyd (Warp) and Mark Cavage (Docker) on moving from writing code to orchestrating teams of agents, and how to run them in real workflows.
Watch → https://bit.ly/41Imta3
Your agent just ran `rm -rf /`. It didn’t ask.
That’s the dilemma with autonomous agents. Speed or safety. Docker Sandboxes removes that tradeoff. Run agents in isolated microVMs with no host access.
Now standalone.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4mdvHol
Docker is covering the full range of running AI agents safely - at the Agentic AI Conference:
- Panel: Tushar Jain on agent governance
- Tutorial: Michael Irwin on securing coding agents
- Workshop: Oleg Šelajev on sandboxing workflows
Apr 6–9, virtual
Register → https://bit.ly/41m6Jt7
The biggest failure in recent supply chain attacks isn't a single vuln, it's implicit trust.
Stolen creds poison packages, poisoned packages steal creds, and the loop keeps accelerating.
Docker’s CISO breaks down what’s actually happening & what teams can do to reduce risk: https://bit.ly/3NMjF8K
Using AI agents and hitting limits?
It’s not the model that’s slowing you down - it’s everything around it.
Warp CEO Zach Lloyd and Docker COO Mark Cavage break down the real infrastructure bottleneck & what needs to change to actually scale.
Watch more: https://bit.ly/41Imta3
Gemma 4 is now on Docker Hub!
Gemma 4 supports a wide range of applications, and Docker Hub - which hosts a curated set of AI models, packaged as OCI artifacts - makes it simple to pull and run.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/417cpHw
Docker Model Runner now supports the NVIDIA DGX Station GB300.
The hardware is powerful but what makes it practical is the developer experience: pull, run, and iterate on larger models using the same Docker workflow you already know and trust.
Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4dX6w7g
Agents in YOLO mode. Safely.
Sandboxes are now standalone: run any agent or claw in an isolated microVM with no host access and no cleanup. Full autonomy, real isolation.
Just `brew install docker/tap/sbx` and go.
Get started: https://bit.ly/41MyYBn
Balancing agent autonomy with control?
Catch Tushar Jain’s panel at the Agentic AI Conference covering how to design governance for agent systems, from control mechanisms to auditability and safe scaling.
Apr 6 | 9:15 AM PT
Register: https://bit.ly/41m6Jt7
New Made for Dev episode with Docker.
Oleg Šelajev breaks down securing AI workflows: Hardened Images, VM-based Sandboxes, secret handling, and MCP guardrails.
Great for leveling up or getting started with Docker in agent workflows.
Watch → https://youtu.be/WeoltpwflsQ
New episode of Ship Happens.
Per Krogslund talks with Pipedrive’s Kristjan Elias on how infra teams balance cost, reliability, and security, where AI fits in production, and how to choose between local vs external models.
Watch → https://youtu.be/xnEi_FRRKuk
If the upside of AI agents is so obvious, why aren’t more teams scaling them?
Zach Lloyd (@warp.dev) and Mark Cavage (Docker) on the real blockers - security, governance, and the infrastructure needed to move beyond local workflows.
Watch → https://bit.ly/418h5wN
Sandboxes are now fully standalone. No Docker Desktop required. Just install and go.
Now with even faster cold starts, works out of the box with Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, and Kiro. Even NanoClaw.
Get full agent autonomy. Keep everything that matters safe.
More → https://bit.ly/4lZ93jg
Operationalizing MCP requires a simple way to build, run, & share servers with the security and control needed to scale.
Join our sessions at @aaif.io #MCPDevSummit to see how that works in practice - covering workflows, control planes, & shipping agent skills.
Register: https://bit.ly/4lQDOae
What does it take to build secure autonomous AI agents?
Join our workshop at the Agentic AI Conference (Apr 9, 9–11AM PT) to learn sandboxing, isolation, and real patterns for running agents safely in production.
Free with code DOCKER100
Register: https://hubs.la/Q048970j0
NanoClaw + Docker just showed up in Forbes’ CIO newsletter.
The conversation is shifting - not just what agents can do, but how to run them safely once they’re doing real work.
Isolation isn’t just a feature anymore. It’s becoming the starting point.
Read more → https://bit.ly/4v2blT8
Skills unlock a new class of repeatable workflows.
In this issue of the Docker AI Labs newsletter, see how to use Docker Agent + Model Runner to pull, analyze, and generate a reusable IT news brief - all locally.
Read → https://bit.ly/4lVqWzz
“Shift left” looks different when agents are part of the workflow.
In this post, Moriah Hara, CISO at Vigilance Cyber Security, breaks down what that looks like in practice - and why containers and secure dependencies are becoming a key trust boundary: https://bit.ly/4rUq5Ra
Instead of one AI doing everything, what if you had a team of agents?
One plans. One builds. One tests.
This post from Docker Captains Marco Franzon & Esteban Maya shows how Docker Agent + Sandboxes make it possible while keeping everything isolated from your machine.
Read → https://bit.ly/4lRrHK2
At RSA? Join Docker + Socket.dev for a happy hour.
Socket Firewall is now integrated into Docker Hardened Images, helping filter risky dependencies early.
Grab a drink and talk directly with the teams behind it.
🗓 March 25 | 4pm PST
Register: https://bit.ly/4dFAvAq
The agent conversation is moving fast.
This Forbes piece looks at NanoClaw + Docker from a different angle: not just safer agents, but the start of real infrastructure for agent workloads - isolation, orchestration, and blast-radius control.
Read → https://bit.ly/4dG4sAk
Vulnerability management just got more actionable.
At the RSA Conference, see Docker + Mend.io’s integration using VEX from Docker Hardened Images - less CVE noise, clearer decisions.
Cut through CVE chaos and see the full demo live.
📍 Booth #1443
🗓 Mar 24 | 3PM PT
Trying to safely run coding agents in practice?
See how workflows behave under pressure and how to add real guardrails with Docker Sandboxes + MCP, from Docker’s Michael Irwin.
Agentic AI Conference (virtual): April 6–10, 2026 | 9AM–3PM PDT
Register → https://bit.ly/41m6Jt7
“Put YOLO in a box.”
The Register covers NanoClaw + Docker Sandboxes and why agents that mutate everything need isolation that goes deeper than containers.
Read → https://bit.ly/4bypj61
A fresh perspective on the NanoClaw + Docker integration.
This Techzine piece highlights the core idea: agent-level isolation. Each agent runs in its own container with its own environment and data, containing the blast radius if something goes wrong.
Read → https://bit.ly/4bWuePx
Crush has integrated the Docker MCP Catalog directly into its workflow.
Pull in MCP tools on demand - databases, cloud services, local models - no manual setup. Crush loads what you need as you go.
Get started: https://charm.land/blog/crush-and-docker-mcp/
Another take on the NanoClaw + Docker Sandboxes integration - this time from ZDNET.
The piece looks at why the pairing works: a lightweight open-source agent platform plus MicroVM isolation so teams can experiment with agents without risking the host system.
More: https://zd.net/4rKEgYP
