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  • Making (Very) Small LLMs Smarter

    calendar Jan 16, 2026 · docker.com
    Making (Very) Small LLMs Smarter

    Hello, I’m Philippe, and I am a Principal Solutions Architect helping customers with their usage of Docker. I started getting seriously interested in generative AI about two years ago. What interests me most is the ability to run language models (LLMs) directly on my laptop (For work, I have a MacBook Pro M2 max, …


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  • Permission-Aware RAG: End-to-End Testing with the SpiceDB Testcontainer

    calendar Jan 15, 2026 · docker.com
    Permission-Aware RAG: End-to-End Testing with the SpiceDB Testcontainer

    We use GenAI in every facet of technology now - internal knowledge bases, customer support systems, and code review bots, to name just a few use cases. And in nearly every one of these, someone eventually asks: What stops the model from returning something the user shouldn’t see?” This is a roadblock that companies …


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  • OpenCode with Docker Model Runner for Private AI Coding

    calendar Jan 15, 2026 · docker.com
    OpenCode with Docker Model Runner for Private AI Coding

    AI-powered coding assistants are becoming a core part of modern development workflows. At the same time, many teams are increasingly concerned about where their code goes, how it’s processed, and who has access to it. By combining OpenCode with Docker Model Runner, you can build a powerful AI-assisted coding experience …


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  • Safer Docker Hub Pulls via a Sonatype-Protected Proxy

    calendar Jan 14, 2026 · docker.com
    Safer Docker Hub Pulls via a Sonatype-Protected Proxy

    Why a “protected repo”? Modern teams depend on public container images, yet most environments lack a single, auditable control point for what gets pulled and when. This often leads to three operational challenges: Inconsistent or improvised base images that drift across teams and pipelines. Exposure to new CVEs when …


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