AI coding agents such as Claude code or Codex get more capable every month. This is great for productivity, but approving all commands gets annoying really quickly. On the other hand, allowing agents to run any command on your work machine is not a great idea. They are really good at exploring your production cluster using kubectl or running remote commands at your production servers over SSH. Fortunately, Linux distributions come with plenty of options for process isolation. You can run agents as a completely different user, in a container, or in a VM. This article shows how to use…
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(Sorry for my English)
I think docker-compose isn’t quite right for Fedora, since there are qualed containers, pods and kube.
Hello Sergey,
I use it on my Fedora 44 machine. Do you have any specific lines in mind, that are not suitable for Fedora?
Excuse me.
Yes, this all works in Fedora 44, but when I see it in docker-compose, I immediately rewrite it to quadlet containers.
THANKS. This issue is closed.