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Feb 25, 2026
Open WebUI + Docker Model Runner: Self-Hosted Models, Zero Configuration
Run self-hosted models in minutes. OpenWebUI auto-detects Docker Model Runner. No configuration required so you can chat with local models from a modern web UI.
Ignasi Lopez LunaRead now
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Feb 23, 2026
Gordon (Beta): Docker’s AI Agent Just Got an Update
Meet Gordon, Docker’s AI agent now in beta in Docker Desktop. It understands your containers, images, and environment — and helps you debug, generate Dockerfiles, and execute fixes with approval.
Nuno CoracaoRead now
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Feb 23, 2026
Run OpenClaw Securely in Docker Sandboxes
Run OpenClaw in a Docker Sandbox with Docker Model Runner for private, local AI coding; no API keys, no cloud costs, strong isolation.
Oleg SelajevRead now
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Feb 17, 2026
The Multi-Model Database for AI Agents: Deploy SurrealDB with Docker Extension
Deploy SurrealDB in Docker Desktop with its extension, then build a WhatsApp RAG chatbot using vectors, graphs, and real-time queries all in one database.
Ajeet Singh Raina,Ignacio Paz,andRaveendiran RRRead now
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Feb 16, 2026
Running NanoClaw in a Docker Shell Sandbox
Learn how to run NanoClaw, a Claude-powered WhatsApp assistant, inside a Docker Sandboxes shell sandbox for stronger isolation and proxy-managed API keys.
Oleg SelajevRead now
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Feb 13, 2026
How to solve the context size issues with context packing with Docker Model Runner and Agentic Compose
Learn how to use context packing with Docker Model Runner and Agentic Compose to fit more into small local LLM context windows without hurting performance.
Philippe CharrièreRead now
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Feb 10, 2026
Hardened Images Are Free. Now What?
Docker Hardened Images are now free. Learn the waterline model, supply chain isolation, VEX, and policy automation to cut CVE noise and meet compliance.
Mark LechnerRead now
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Integrations Feb 5, 2026
Reduce Vulnerability Noise with VEX: Wiz + Docker Hardened Images
Open source components power most modern applications. A new generation of hardened container images can establish a more secure foundation, but even with hardened images, vulnerability scanners often return dozens or hundreds of CVEs with little prioritization. This noise slows teams down and complicates security triage. The VEX (Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange) standard addresses the problem…
Bjorn HovdandDan StelzerRead now