DevOps and Docker Talk: Cloud Native Interviews and Tooling AI Agents Running Containers
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Jul 1, 2025 Ivan Burazin and Vedran Jukic, co-founders of Daytona, pivot their focus to AI agents and their cloud hosting environments. They delve into the unique infrastructure needs for developing these agents, emphasizing sandboxing for security and isolation. The discussion highlights the practical applications of AI agents in automating software engineering tasks, contrasts Daytona's solutions with traditional methods, and considers the balance between human oversight and autonomous operations in shaping the future of development.
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AI Agents Need Dev Environments
- AI agents require their own isolated development environments like humans do.
- Daytona pivoted to support these AI agents by providing cloud-hosted sandboxes for running their code safely.
Agents Use Multiverse Sandboxing
- Agents operate differently from humans by running multiple sandbox machines in parallel.
- This multiverse approach lets agents test many outcomes simultaneously and choose the best path forward.
Agents Playing and Building Games
- A customer uses an agent to play video games and another to build them, both requiring isolated environments.
- Agents can't run code or install games in their heads; they need proper machines to execute tasks.