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Docker joins NVIDIA's Open Secure AI Alliance to help build trust and security for the agentic AI era, enabling developers to move freely between open and frontier models.

An open-source SEO manager built on Claude Code and NextJS that automates keyword research, content creation, and performance tracking via GitHub Actions and a dashboard.

DataScienceDojo hosts a Docker-sponsored webinar on running LLM agents safely with Docker sandboxes, featuring a hands-on session by Docker Developer Success Advocate Dan Ndombe.

A malicious npm package (s1ngularity) exploited post-install hooks to repurpose installed AI coding agents as credential scanners, stealing secrets from developers. Docker's blog discusses how Docker Sandboxes can mitigate such attacks by isolating credentials from agent reach.

YouTube Summarizer is an open-source Flask web app that summarizes YouTube videos and playlists using Google Gemini or OpenAI models, with caching, audio output, and Docker support.

OpenWA is a free, open-source self-hosted WhatsApp API gateway that provides a pluggable architecture for sending/receiving messages, managing sessions, webhooks, and integrating with tools like n8n, Home Assistant, and custom applications, all under the developer's control.

A developer built llmux, an open-source tool to simplify managing model profiles across different engines like vLLM and llama.cpp, allowing one-click switching with Docker and NVIDIA GPU support.

Docker Captain Karan Verma explains why AI governance must be enforced at runtime rather than relying on prompts, breaking down the execution, tool, and resource boundaries that build developer confidence in autonomous agents.

WhisperLive is an open-source real-time transcription tool using OpenAI's Whisper, supporting multiple backends like faster-whisper and TensorRT for live speech-to-text.

Beszel is an open-source, lightweight server-monitoring platform for self-hosted systems and containers, offering CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics with configurable alerts.

Tutorial on building an AI agent that monitors Docker containers, diagnoses errors using Claude, and automates fixes with Slack alerts and production guardrails.

A detailed technical article on how to build a Dev Container from scratch, including writing Dockerfile, devcontainer.json, configuring security options, and lifecycle commands to solidify the Go development environment and restrict container permissions.

Dashy is an open-source, customizable homepage dashboard for homelabs with pre-built widgets, real-time status checks, and multi-user auth, all running in a single Docker container.

A tutorial explaining how to run Docker containers in the background, access logs, and re-attach to containers, with practical exercises.

TerminalTraj is a scalable pipeline that generates high-quality terminal agent trajectories using Dockerized environments, achieving up to 20% improvement on terminal task benchmarks with models like TerminalTraj-32B.

A tutorial explaining how to build a bridge network for containers from scratch using standard Linux tools like network namespaces, veth pairs, bridges, and NAT, to demystify Docker and Kubernetes networking.

filewizard is a self-hosted web tool that integrates mature tools like FFmpeg, LibreOffice, and Pandoc, supporting file format conversion, OCR, and audio transcription. Users can deploy it with one click via Docker, and file processing is done locally.

The Looped Agent Framework is an open-source tool for building and deploying single-purpose AI agents with a single config file, secure permissions, and Docker-native deployment.

AVA is an open-source AI voice agent for Asterisk/FreePBX with a modular pipeline architecture supporting mix-and-match STT, LLM, and TTS providers, validated for enterprise deployment.

The author details overhauling their homelab setup, moving from a Zimaboard with NixOS to a new Debian-based server with Dokploy, Jellyfin, Immich, and other self-hosted services, including improvements to home networking with fiber.