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Oleg Šelajev - You're absolutely right, it was your home directory! - AI Native DevCon June 2026 Jul 25, 2026 · 33:15 Docker introduces sandboxing using MicroVMs to safely run autonomous AI agents locally. This hardware-level isolation prevents rogue agents from accessing sensitive host data, balancing speed and security.

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Introducing the SQL MCP Server - Jerry Nixon - NDC Toronto 2026 Jul 28, 2026 · 55:44 Discover SQL MCP Server: The open-source solution for secure data access. It provides a standardized API layer to connect AI agents and modern apps to your enterprise database, simplifying development and enforcing security. Aspire 13: One AppHost, Many Languages, Fewer Headaches? - Chris Ayers - NDC Toronto 2026 Sep 1, 2026 · 52:34 Aspire AppHost simplifies polyglot development by providing a unified orchestration layer for mixed-stack projects. It automates service wiring, manages configuration via environment variables, and offers centralized observability across languages. Catch Agent Regressions Before You Ship: Evals for Managed Deep Agents Sep 10, 2026 · 8:57 To prevent performance regressions in Managed Deep Agents, use Harbor and `mda evals init` to scaffold robust eval suites. Evals are structured into environments, jobs, and checks, and results are monitored in LangSmith.

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Exploits Now Beat Patches: Open Source Security in the AI Era - Patrick Smyth, Chainguard Oct 28, 2026 · 21:47 In the AI era, exploits now beat patches. Learn how to secure your software supply chain against advanced threats targeting CI/CD, developer laptops, and zero-day vulnerabilities using SLSA and Sigstore. Turning My Obsidian Vault Into a Local AI Engineer — Filip Makraduli, Superlinked Oct 11, 2026 · 47:26 Learn how to build a private, cost-effective AI workflow using an Obsidian vault and Superlinked's open-source inference engine. We cover self-hosting, model routing, and secure document processing in a controlled VPC. How Many Credentials Should Your AI Agent Have? Zero. — Jim Clark, Docker Oct 6, 2026 · 18:13 To ensure AI safety, agents must run in sandboxes that are modeled after the task's intent. Safety comes from limiting tools and context, not from the harness itself.

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