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Docker Sandboxes vs. Containers: Choosing the Right Isolation for AI Agents
A Docker Blog post compares Docker Sandboxes with standard containers for isolating AI agents. According to the source snippet, a container shares the host kernel, while Docker Sandboxes are microVMs that have their own kernel and a private Docker Engine. The post explains how the two approaches differ and when to use each one.
Why it matters: Teams running AI agents that execute code or touch system resources need to decide how strongly those workloads are isolated from the host. The distinction between a shared kernel and a dedicated kernel is the core trade-off the post addresses. Readers should check the full article for the specific guidance on when each option fits.
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