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Docker Sandboxes vs. Containers: Choosing the Right Isolation for AI Agents

Docker Sandboxes run agents inside microVMs with their own kernel, filesystem, network, and Docker Engine; containers share the host kernel.

Nov 6, 2026·Read the brief · AI-assisted
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CNCF Score project improved its security posture by joining the Docker-Sponsored Open Source Program

See how CNCF Score improved container security with Docker Scout, Hardened Images, and the Docker-Sponsored Open Source Program.

Nov 5, 2026·Read the brief · AI-assisted
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Docker Blog

Where should your code live in a Docker Sandbox?

Docker Sandboxes support three ways to organize an agent’s code: shared mounts, Git worktrees, and clone mode. Here’s how to choose between them.

Nov 2, 2026·Read the brief · AI-assisted
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The Ecosystem is the Answer: Docker, the Blueprint Alliance, and the Importance of Collaboration in the Agentic Era

Docker is a founding member of the Blueprint Alliance, a 12-company reference architecture for securing AI agents, built around four governance questions.

Nov 2, 2026·Read the brief · AI-assisted
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Kubernetes Blog

From Working Group to SIG Architecture: spotlight on AI Conformance

In this SIG Architecture spotlight we talked with Janet Kuo (Google) and Yuan Tang (TensorScale AI) about the journey of AI Conformance in Kubernetes, from the initial Working Group to the integration SIG Architecture as a subproject.

Oct 29, 2026·At original source
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Kubernetes Blog

Announcing the Workload Conformance Working Group

We are excited to announce that the Kubernetes community now has a Workload Conformance Working Group. The working group is writing a shared standard for how workloads behave at runtime on Kubernetes. To get it right, we need input from the people who build those workloads and from the people who run the clusters they're deployed on.

Oct 27, 2026·At original source
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Kubernetes Blog

Why Is My Kubernetes Job Still Pending? Tracing Kueue Admission with Headlamp

You submit a Kubernetes Job and wait for its Pods to appear. A minute passes. Then another. The Job is still suspended, there are no application logs, and there may not even be a Pod to inspect. In a cluster managed by Kueue, this can be completely normal. Kueue may still be deciding whether the Job can use the requested resources.

Oct 14, 2026·At original source