Today we’re announcing the public beta of a fully rebuilt Docker
VMM:a new first-party virtualization layer underneath Docker Desktop, optimized
for containers, and now available on both Mac and Windows starting
with Docker Desktop v4.86.
Today we’re announcing the public beta of a fully rebuilt Docker
VMM:a new first-party virtualization layer underneath Docker Desktop, optimized
for containers, and now available on both Mac and Windows starting
with Docker Desktop v4.86.

Agent Baseline is a blueprint for AI adoption that defines six security outcomes for putting enterprise agents to work without giving them unchecked authority.
Consider this scenario:a customer-support agent receives a ticket with an attachment.Hidden inside the attachment is an instruction:query the customer database and send the results to an external address. The agent has everything it needs to comply.It can read tickets, query internal systems, call tools, and connect to the internet.The instruction is malicious, but it looks like part
This is the third post of a 3-part series by Docker Captain Karan
Verma.Catch up on Part 1:Your Laptop Is the New Production
Environment and Part 2:Runtime Enforcement, Not Runtime Advice.
The conversation around AI governance often starts with
security.That’s understandable.When autonomous systems can execute
commands, access tools, and interact with production-adjacent
environments, organizations naturally focus on risk.But after
spending time thinking about agent workflows, I’ve become convinced
that governance is about more than security.It’s also a
Are in-person tech conferences back in fashion?Or are engineers
just willing to travel for fresh baguettes?In this post, I round up
a few highlights from KubeCon Europe
2024, held March 19-24 in Paris. My last KubeCon was in
Detroit in
2022, when tech events were still slowly recovering from
COVID.But KubeCon EU in Paris was buzzing, with more than 12,000
attendees!I couldn’t even get into a few of the most popular talks
because the lines to get in wrapped around
Continuous learning is a necessity for developers in today’s fast-paced development landscape.Docker recognizes the importance of keeping developers at the forefront of innovation, and to do so, we aim to empower the developer community with comprehensive learning resources.
Docker has taken a multifaceted approach to developer education by forging partnerships with renowned platforms like Udemy and LinkedIn Learning, investing in our own documentation and guides, and highlighting the incredible learning content created by the developer community, including Docker Captains.

Commitment to developer learning
Weitere Beiträge …
- OpenSSH and XZ/liblzma: A nation-state attack was thwarted, what did we learn?
- Building a Video Analysis and Transcription Chatbot with the GenAI Stack
- containerd vs. Docker: Understanding Their Relationship and How They Work Together
- Is Your Container Image Really Distroless?
- 11 Years of Docker: Shaping the Next Decade of Development
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