Cloud Native Freiburg

A CNCF XMas present - New Location Unlocked, with: Mr. Anderson, Your Secrets Are Mine & DevOps Mindset

Capacity: 500
in-person
Free
In-person event · Dec 15

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Event date
Dec 15, 26
06:00 PM - 10:00 PM CET
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Kaiserstuhl meeting room at E+H, BW
About this event

For this first meetup at the 6th floor at the E+H offices directly opposite JobRad we have two talks planned.

Mohammad-Ali A'RÂBI talks about Mr. Anderson, Your Secrets Are Mine: On Sandboxing AI Agents

AI coding agents are becoming increasingly powerful. They can write code, execute commands, install dependencies, and occasionally go rogue. We need to put them in a cage (or a box) before they end up hacking Hugging Face again. 🤗

Welcome to the Matrix. 😎

In this session, we'll follow the white rabbit into the world of AI agents, Docker Sandboxes, and microVM-based isolation.

  • 💊 The Red Pill: Give an AI agent unrestricted access to your laptop. Agent Smith approves.
  • 🕶️ Welcome to the Real World: Are AI agents becoming our tools, or are we becoming theirs?
  • 📦 Enter the Sandbox: Containers vs. microVMs. What are the differences between docker run and sbx run?
  • 🐳 Follow the White Rabbit: One does not simply walk into a sandbox. Getting started with Docker Sandboxes (sbx) and running your first agent with sbx run claude.
  • 🔒 There Is No Spoon (or Network Access): Deny-all policies, selective network permissions, and keeping agents away from your secrets.
  • 🛠️ Construct Your Own Reality: Build isolated development environments with your favorite tools and dependencies.
  • 💾 Déjà Vu: From docker commit to sbx template save. Reuse environments with snapshots, Dockerfiles, and Sandbox Kits.
  • ⚔️ Choose Your Reality: A practical comparison of Docker containers and Docker Sandboxes, including their commands, capabilities, and security boundaries.

Expect live demos, practical commands, a few Matrix references, and hopefully no rogue agents or T-800s.

Never send an agent to do a sandbox's job.

Bernhard Scheffold talks about DevOps Mindset in Software Development

A pragmatic look at some of the DevOps buzzwords and how they affect your everyday life from a development perspective.

Doors are open from 18:00 (food and drinks are being sorted out, details to follow). Talks will likely start around 18:30 and are planned for roughly 30 minutes each, we might have more speakers to be announced later.

There will be ample time for networking.

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