Coding agents changed how software gets written, but almost nobody lets one near their infrastructure. The reason is simple: an agent that breaks your laptop is annoying, while an agent that breaks production comes with a postmortem. This joint session from Docker and Pulumi is about letting the agent in anyway, safely. Pulumi Neo is a coding agent for all things infra. It sits in your terminal like any other agent; the difference is that the code it writes runs your cloud. You’ll put Neo in a Docker Sandbox, so whatever it installs or breaks stays inside its own sealed workspace. In the workshop, you’ll watch a plain-English request turn into running infrastructure in a real cloud account.
AGENDA
What changes when a coding agent’s target is your cloud instead of your codebase.
What’s inside a Docker Sandbox, and how to set up the perfect one for your projects.
How Docker Sandboxes give Neo a sealed workspace where it can work without supervision.
How Pulumi ESC replaces static API keys with short-lived credentials for AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
ADDITIONAL INFO
When:
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 · 3:00 a.m.
Central Time (US & Canada)
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