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Posted by etoxin 8 hours ago

Docker Sandboxes – Disposable, isolated sandboxes for AI agents(www.docker.com)
356 points | 221 commentspage 6
elAhmo 6 hours ago|
I wish they solved the issue happening for years on MacOS where Docker keeps up eating all available free space and ends up requiring restart of the whole machine, instead of Gordon and other useless shit.
3371 6 hours ago||
I used this for a while then decided to build my own suites that pack individual harness and respective host state (config, plugins, skills, etc.) into an image. Works better and much flexible in my opinion.
hmokiguess 2 hours ago||
https://xkcd.com/2044/
TekMol 7 hours ago||
So this is a VM by Docker?

For those who do not trust

    docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)":/work -w /work myaiimage /bin/bash
AND do not want to use some other, free VM for some reason?
woadwarrior01 7 hours ago||
Better yet, use Apple's container CLI if you're on a Mac, instead of the docker bloatware.

container run --rm -it -v "$(pwd)":/work -w /work myaiimage /bin/bash

pulse7 7 hours ago||
Hasn't Docker always been just a thin layer of duct tape over existing solutions?
freakynit 6 hours ago||
Has anyone tried https://bhatti.sh/ ?
sahil-shubham 2 hours ago|
Hey, creator of bhatti here, let me know if you any questions.
alasano 5 hours ago||
I've been keeping a list of all the agent sandbox providers if you're looking for alternatives to this

https://engine.build/lab/agent-sandboxes

The open source section specifically.

notsirius 8 hours ago||
been using this for a while - works great! Has also had a lot of updates over the past year so worth checking out again if you tried it a while ago
zingar 7 hours ago|
Do the agents come preinstalled in the images? Or do they somehow use whatever I’ve installed locally? The former makes sense to me but then I’m wondering whether the sandbox images stay up to date with new releases of each image.
aborsy 5 hours ago||
The agent is per installed. If there is an update to the agent, the VM notifies you on a first run and updates it if you approve.

Other than the login problem, it’s a decent option.

pixard 8 hours ago||
Ah let's see, do they still want you to LOGIN, in order to use a local dev tool? Yes, yes they do. No thanks Docker. You can keep your buzzword reasoning as to why this is needed.
thomasahle 5 hours ago|
Has anyone started proving their sandboxes in Lean (or Coq, etc.)?
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