I test what ships and publish what I find, failures included.
Kubernetes, AWS and supply chain security.
Docker Captain, CNCF Ambassador, IBM Champion.
New on Docker's blog: I let Claude Code rewrite my entire blog — 146 posts, 6,024 images. It worked. I also stopped understanding my own codebase.
That feeling is exactly why @Docker had to build Sandboxes.
For one hour my GitHub profile said 24 restore scripts across 15 repositories.
The fleet had 73 across 48.
A job read 37 of 97 repositories, hit the API rate limit on the rest, and published what it had.
Docker extended its $250 Cloud Sandboxes credit for new accounts, through January 31.
Same isolation as local Docker Sandboxes, and the agent keeps working after you close the laptop.
Claim it: docker.com/c/sbx-promo
(I'm a @Docker Captain.)
A Kubernetes cluster refused a model image signed with the very key it trusts.
The model's AI-BOM declared GPL-3.0-only. The site allows Apache-2.0 and MIT.
A signature says who approved the bytes. Not what they are.
A backup loop logged "Data backup OK" every cycle for twelve days. The archive held none of the team's attachments.
It was archiving a volume nothing wrote to any more. The archive opened. CI listed it and stayed green.
Every one of those loops was mine.