Our presence at Microsoft Build is more than just a showcase — it’s a portal to the future of application development. Visit our booth to interact with Docker experts, experience live demos, and explore the powerful capabilities of Docker Desktop and other Docker products. Whether you’re new to Docker or looking to deepen your expertise, our team is ready to help you unlock new opportunities in your development projects.

Sessions featuring Docker

• Optimizing the Microsoft Developer Experience with Docker: Dive into our partnership with Microsoft and learn how to leverage Docker in Azure, Windows, and Dev Box environments to streamline your development processes. This session is your key to mastering the inner loop of development with efficiency and innovation.
• Shifting Test Left with Docker and Microsoft: Learn how to address app quality challenges before the continuous integration stage using Tescontainers Cloud and Docker Debug. Discover how these tools aid in rapid and effective debugging, enabling you to streamline the debugging process for both active and halted containers and create testing efficiencies at scale.
• Securing Dockerized Apps in the Microsoft Ecosystem: Learn about Docker’s integrated tools for securing your software supply chain in Microsoft environments. This session is essential for developers aiming to enhance security and compliance while maintaining agility and innovation.
• Innovating the SDLC with Insights from Docker CTO Justin Cormack: In this interview, Docker’s CTO will share insights on advancing the SDLC through Docker’s innovative toolsets and partnerships. Watch Thursday 1:45pm PT from the Microsoft Build stage or our Featured Partner page. 
• Introducing the Next Generation of Windows on ARM: Experience a special session featuring Docker CTO Justin Cormack as he discusses Docker’s role in expanding the Windows on ARM64 ecosystem, alongside a Microsoft executive.

Where to find us

You can also visit us at Docker booth #FP29 to get hands-on experience and view demos of some of our newest solutions.

If you cannot attend in person, the MSBuild online experience is free. Explore our Microsoft Featured Partner page.

We hope you’ll be able to join us at Microsoft Build — in person or online — to explore how Docker and Microsoft are revolutionizing application development with innovative, secure, and AI-enhanced solutions. Whether you attend in person or watch the sessions on-demand, you’ll gain essential insights and skills to enhance your projects. Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of technology. We are eager to help you navigate the exciting future of AI-driven applications and look forward to exploring new horizons of technology together.

Learn more

• Explore our Microsoft Featured Partner page.
• New to Docker? Create an account. 
• Learn how Docker Build Cloud in Docker Desktop can accelerate builds.
• Secure your supply chain with Docker Scout in Docker Desktop.
• Start testing with Testcontainers Cloud.
• Subscribe to the Docker Newsletter.

Docker has taken a multifaceted approach to developer education by forging partnerships with renowned platforms like Udemy and LinkedIn Learning, investing in our own documentation and guides, and highlighting the incredible learning content created by the developer community, including Docker Captains.

Commitment to developer learning

At Docker, our goal is to simplify the lives of developers, which begins with empowering devs with understanding how to maximize the power of Docker tools throughout their projects. We also recognize that developers have different learning styles, so we are taking a diversified approach to delivering this material across an array of platforms and formats, which means developers can learn in the format that best suits them. 

Strategic partnerships for developer learning

Recognizing the diverse learning needs of developers, Docker has partnered with leading online learning platforms — Udemy and LinkedIn Learning. These partnerships offer developers access to a wide range of courses tailored to different expertise levels, from beginners looking to get started with Docker to advanced users aiming to deepen their knowledge. 

For teams already utilizing these platforms for other learning needs, this collaboration places Docker learning in a familiar platform next to other coursework.

• Udemy: Docker’s collaboration with Udemy highlights an array of Endorsed Docker courses, designed by industry experts. Whether getting a handle on containerization or mastering Docker with Kubernetes, Udemy’s platform offers the flexibility and depth developers need to upskill at their own pace. Today, demand remains high for Docker content across the Udemy platform, with more than 350 courses offered and nearly three million enrollments to date.
• LinkedIn Learning: Through LinkedIn Learning, developers can dive into curated Docker courses to earn a Docker Foundations Professional Certificate once they complete the program. These resources are not just about technical skills; they also cover best practices and practical applications, ensuring learners are job-ready.

Leveraging Docker’s documentation and guides

Although third-party platforms provide comprehensive learning paths, Docker’s own documentation and guides are indispensable tools for developers. Our documentation is continuously updated to serve as both a learning resource and a reference. From installation and configuration to advanced container orchestration and networking, Docker’s guides are designed to help you find your solution with step-by-step walk-throughs.

If it’s been a while since you’ve checked out Docker Docs, you can visit docs.docker.com to find manuals, a getting started guide, along with many new use-case guides to help you with advanced applications including generative AI and security.  

Learners interested in live sessions can register for upcoming live webinars and training on the Docker Training site. There, you will find sessions where you can interact with the Docker support team and discuss best practices for using Docker Scout and Docker Admin.

The role of community in learning

Docker’s community is a vibrant ecosystem of learners, contributors, and innovators. We are thrilled to see the community creating content, hosting workshops, providing mentorship, and enriching the vast array of Docker learning resources. In particular, Docker Captains stand out for their expertise and dedication to sharing knowledge. From James Spurin’s Dive Into Docker course, to Nana Janashia’s Docker Crash Course, to Vladimir Mikhalev’s blog with guided IT solutions using Docker (just to name a few), it’s clear there’s much to learn from within the community.

We encourage developers to join the community and participate in conversations to seek advice, share knowledge, and collaborate on projects. You can also check out the Docker Community forums and join the Slack community to connect with other members of the community.

Conclusion

Docker’s holistic approach to developer learning underscores our commitment to empowering developers with knowledge and skills. By combining our comprehensive documentation and guides with top learning platform partnerships and an active community, we offer developers a robust framework for learning and growth. We encourage you to use all of these resources together to build a solid foundation of knowledge that is enhanced with new perspectives and additional insights as new learning offerings continue to be added.

Whether you’re a novice eager to explore the world of containers or a seasoned pro looking to refine your expertise, Docker’s learning ecosystem is designed to support your journey every step of the way.

Join us in this continuous learning journey, and come learn with Docker.

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• Have questions? The Docker community is here to help.
• New to Docker? Get started.

The Docker AI/ML Hackathon encouraged participants to build solutions that were innovative, applicable in real life, use Docker technology, and have an impact on developer productivity. We made a lot of announcements at DockerCon, including the new GenAI Stack, and we couldn’t wait to see how developers would put this to work in their projects.  

Participants competed for US$ 20,000 in cash prizes and exclusive Docker swag. Judging was based on criteria such as applicability, innovativeness, incorporation of Docker tooling, and impact on the developer experience and productivity. Read on to learn who took home the top prizes.

The winners

1st place

Signal0ne — This project automates insights from failed containers and anomalous resource usage through anomaly detection algorithms and a Docker desktop extension. Developed using Python and Angular, the Signal0ne tool provides rapid, accurate log analysis, even enabling self-debugging. The project’s key achievements include quick issue resolution for experienced engineers and enhanced debugging capabilities for less experienced ones.

2nd place

SeamlessML: Docker-Powered Serverless Model Orchestration — SeamlessML addresses the AI model deployment bottleneck by providing a simplified, scalable, and cost-effective solution. Leveraging Docker and serverless technologies, it enables easy deployment of machine learning models as scalable API endpoints, abstracting away complexities like server management and load balancing. The team successfully reduced deployment time from hours to minutes and created a local testing setup for confident cloud-like deployments.

3rd place

Dionysus — Dionysus is a developer collaboration platform that streamlines teamwork through automatic code documentation, efficient codebase search, and AI-powered meeting transcription. Built with a microservice architecture using NextJS for the frontend and a Python backend API, Docker containerization, and integration with GitHub, Dionysus simplifies development workflows. The team overcame challenges in integrating AI effectively, ensuring real-time updates and creating a user-friendly interface, resulting in a tool that automates code documentation, facilitates contextual code search, and provides real-time AI-driven meeting transcription.

Honorable mentions

The following winners took home swag prizes. We received so many fantastic submissions that we awarded honorable mentions to four more teams than originally planned!

• Chiral AI — Chat with PRDs and Create Tickets in Record Time
• Code Explorer
• Containerized Online Bandit Experimentation (COBE) Platform
• Dataficial
• DockerImageAnalyzer
• DockerPulse
• Docker Genius
• Docker Log Sentiment Analyzer
• Docker ML Studio
• Gait Analyzer
• GitChats AI
• Local LLM Messenger (lollmm)
• P8Hub — Private AI Hub
• ReadmeAI
• SolPredict
• Techdocs

What’s next?

Check out all project submissions on the Docker AI/ML Hackathon gallery page. Also, check out and contribute to the GenAI Stack project on GitHub and sign up to join the Docker AI Early Access program. We can’t wait to see what projects you create.

We had so much fun seeing the creativity that came from this hackathon. Stay tuned until the next one!

Learn more

• Docker AI/ML Hackathon gallery page
• Docker 2023 AI/ML Hackathon on YouTube
• GenAI Stack project on GitHub
• Docker AI Early Access
• DockerCon announcements

Please help us better understand and serve the developer community with just 20 minutes of your time. We want to know where developers are focused, what they’re working on, and what is most important to them. Your participation and input will help us build the best products and experiences for you.

For example, in Docker’s 2022 State of Application Development Survey, we found that the task for which Docker users most often refer to support/documentation was creating a Dockerfile (reported by 60% of respondents). Among other improvements, this finding helped spur the innovation of Docker AI.

We also found that 59% of respondents use Udemy for online courses and certifications, so we have partnered with Udemy to make learning and using Docker the best and most streamlined experience possible.

Take the Docker State of Application Development survey now!

By participating in the survey, you will be entered into a raffle for a chance to win* one of the following prizes:

• 1 laptop computer (an Apple M2 16”)
• 3 Lego kits: Choose from Ferrari™ Daytona SP3, the HulkBuster™, or The Lord of the Rings: Rivendell
• 2 game consoles: Choose from a Playstation 5, Xbox Series X, or Nintendo Switch OLED
• 2 $300 Amazon.com gift cards 
• 20 Docker swag sets 

The survey is open from October 20, 2023 (7AM PST) to November 20, 2023 (11:59PM PST). 

We’ll choose the winners randomly from those who complete the survey with meaningful answers. Winners will be notified via email on December 11, 2023.

The Docker State of Application Development survey only takes about 20 minutes to complete. We appreciate every contribution and opinion. Your voice counts!

*Docker State of Application Development Promotion Official Rules.

The Docker AI/ML Hackathon is open from October 3 – November 7, 2023. DockerCon in-person attendees are invited to the dedicated hackspace, where you can chat with fellow developers, Dockhands, and our partners Datastax, Navan.ai, Neo4J, OctoML, and Ollama. 

We’ll also host virtual webinars, Q&A, and engaging chats throughout the next five weeks to keep the ideas flowing.

Register for the Docker AI/ML Hackathon to participate and to be notified of event activities.

Hackathon tips

Docker AI/ML Hackathon participants are encouraged to build solutions that are innovative, applicable in real life, use Docker technology, and have an impact on developer productivity.  Submissions can also be non-code proof-of-concepts, extensions that improve Docker workflows, or integrations to improve existing AI/ML solutions.  

Solutions should be AI/ML projects or models built using Docker technology and distributed through DockerHub, AI/ML integrations into Docker products that improve the developer experience, or extensions of Docker products that make working with AI/ML more productive.

Submissions should be a working application or a non-code proof of concept. We would like to see submissions as close to a real-world implementation as possible, but we will accept submissions that are not fully functional with a strong proof of concept. Additionally, all submissions should include a 3-5 minute video that showcases the hack along with background and context (we will not judge the submission on the quality or editing of the video itself). 

After submitting your solution, you’ll be in the running for $20,000 in cash prizes and exclusive Docker swag. Judging will be based on criteria such as the applicability of the solution, innovativeness of the solution, incorporation of Docker tooling, and impact on the developer experience and productivity.

Get started 

Follow the #DockerHackathon hashtag on social media platforms and join the Docker AI/ML Hackathon Slack channel to connect with other participants.

Check out the site for full details about the Docker AI/ML Hackathon and register to start hacking today! 

Submissions close on November 7, 2023, at 5 PM Pacific Time (November 8 at 1 AM UTC).

Learn more

• Register for the Docker AI/ML Hackathon.
• Get the latest release of Docker Desktop.
• Vote on what’s next! Check out our public roadmap.
• Have questions? The Docker community is here to help.
• New to Docker? Get started.

With our collective global return to the “new normal,” DockerCon 2023 will be hybrid — both live (in Los Angeles, California) and virtual. Our desire is to once again experience the live magic of the hallway track, the serendipitous developer-to-developer sharing of tips and tricks, and the celebration of our community’s accomplishments … all while looking forward together toward a really exciting future. And for members of our community who can’t attend in person, we hope you’ll join us virtually!

In the spirit of keeping this post brief, I’ll share a few community highlights here, but expect much more news and updates next week at DockerCon! 

Our open source projects — containerd, Compose, BuildKit, moby/moby, and others — continue to scale in terms of contributions, contributors, and stars. Thank you! 

And overall, our developer community is now at 20M monthly active IPs, 16M registered developers, 15M Docker Hub repos, and 16B image pulls per month from Docker Hub. Again, we’re humbled by this continued growth, engagement, and enthusiasm of our developer community.

And in terms of looking forward to what’s next … well, you gotta tune-in to DockerCon to find out! 😀 But, seriously, there’s never been a better time to be a developer. To wit, with the digitization of All The Things, there’s a need for more than 750 million apps in the next couple of years. That means there’s a need for more developers and more creativity and innovation. And at DockerCon you’ll hear how our community plans to help developers capitalize on this opportunity.

Specifically, and without revealing too much here: We see a chance to bring the power of the cloud to accelerate the developer’s “inner loop,” before the git commit and CI. Furthermore, we see an untapped opportunity to apply GenAI to optimize the non-code gen aspects of the application. By some accounts, this encompasses 85% or more of the overall app.

Piqued your interest? Hope so! 😀 Looking forward to seeing you at DockerCon!

sj

Learn more

• Register for DockerCon.
• Register for DockerCon workshops.
• Watch past DockerCon videos: 2020, 2021, 2022.
• Get the latest release of Docker Desktop.
• Vote on what’s next! Check out our public roadmap.
• Have questions? The Docker community is here to help.
• New to Docker? Get started.

On October 3, we will have several DockerCon hands-on workshops, organized by fantastic presenters, covering a variety of topics. If you’re joining in person, the workshops are included in the price of your admission. Just don’t forget to register for the workshop you’d like to attend! 

If you’ll be attending DockerCon virtually, the Getting Started with Docker workshop is free, and the other workshops cost US$150. This is a fantastic opportunity to use any learning and development allocations you might have!

What are the workshops and what will they cover? I’m glad you asked! Let’s dive in.

Getting Started with Docker

Are you new to Docker? Are you overwhelmed with everything there is to learn? Are you unsure why you should learn about containers and you don’t understand their benefits? Or do you just want to help your team be more productive? If so, this workshop is for you!

This workshop will walk through the basics of containers and images, including answering the question: Why should I even care about containers? You’ll then learn how to run containers, create your own images, and set up your own development environments to enable the success of your team. The workshop will close out by introducing Docker Compose, which makes it even easier to share your dev environment — devs will only need to run git clone and docker compose up and then focus on their code.

After this session, you’ll have the basic knowledge to help your team be more productive with containerized dev environments. It’ll also be a fantastic primer to help you get the most out of the rest of DockerCon.

Docker for Machine Learning / AI / Data Science

The AI/ML space has exploded with activity and excitement over the past year. There are many great tools available, but keeping up with everything can be hard. If you want to get caught up and started with AI/ML, this is the workshop for you.

This workshop is being provided through a close collaboration with OctoML and Docker. In this workshop, you’ll start with a crash course on the latest developments in generative LLMs and image generation models, after which you’ll learn about fine-tuning your own model. You’ll then take that knowledge and create a multi-modal containerized application using Python and Docker. The workshop wraps up with a fireside chat and Q&A with the presenters and speakers, allowing you to dive in deep!

After this workshop, you’ll have a better understanding of the recent advancements in the AI/ML space and have successfully created your own AI/ML-supported application.

Secure Development with Docker

Modern applications are composed of many libraries and components from various sources being built and deployed on various systems, making it difficult for developers, platform teams, and security professionals to know what software is running and whether it is secure. Issues may arise from your own code, its dependencies, base images, and many other sources — and new vulnerabilities are being discovered all the time! If you want to secure your software supply chain, this is the workshop for you.

In this workshop, you’ll start off by learning about and remediating several common attacks against your software supply chain. From there, you’ll dive deeply into securing the software supply chain, taking a comprehensive view of the problem and possible solutions. With this knowledge, you’ll learn how Docker Scout helps you understand what’s in your images, how those images are constructed, what’s running where, and providing actionable feedback early in the process so concerns are eliminated before they become problems.

After this session, you’ll know how to take these learnings back to your organization so your team:

• Understands and can verify how their applications are built
• Quickly and easily identifies problems with your software supply chain and remediates them
• Uses policies to encourage best practices across your organization without blocking fixes getting to production
• Provides visibility into the security stance of your software to others within your organization

Docker for Web Development

Are you a web developer who isn’t quite sure why you should use Docker in your development environment? Or are you just not quite sure how to get started? If so, this workshop is specifically for you.

The Docker for Web Development workshop is being presented by Timo Stark, a Docker Captain and Principal Engineer at NGINX. This hands-on workshop starts with an overview of Docker Desktop, ensuring everyone understands the basics of containers and images. With that foundational knowledge, you’ll spend the remainder of the workshop building an application, containerizing it along the way, using a combination of NodeJS and PHP backends and a React frontend. You’ll learn how to connect multiple services together and build a development environment that will require no installation and configuration (beyond Docker Desktop), helping speed up productivity and ensuring reliable environments across your development team.

After this session, you’ll have a strong understanding of how Docker can be used to speed up your web development stack and how you can help enable your team to be more productive and have more consistent environments.

Register now

DockerCon is coming up quickly! We’d love to see you in person, but you’re welcome to join us virtually as well. Visit the DockerCon site to register for the conference, see the program, and register for workshops now.

Learn more

• Register for DockerCon
• Register for DockerCon workshops
• See the DockerCon program
• Get the latest release of Docker Desktop.
• Vote on what’s next! Check out our public roadmap.
• Have questions? The Docker community is here to help.
• New to Docker? Get started.

Since then, I’ve helped organize, run, and speak at many meetups, and I was recognized as a Docker Captain in March 2017. I even received the inaugural Community Leader of the Year award for the North America region in 2018. As I look back throughout my career, many of my fondest memories can be attributed to my time at DockerCon. This will be my sixth in-person DockerCon, and here are four reasons I’m happy to be back in person this year.

Let’s go!

#1 — Developer-focused content

We’ve all been to many “developer-focused” conferences, only to find out most of the sessions are sponsored sessions, the keynotes are relatively boring, and there really isn’t much focus on developers. I remember going to DockerCons and learning everything about Docker’s latest features, scaling our efforts to my team and across the organization, deepening my understanding of various cloud-native design patterns and architectures, and helping my team be as productive as possible. Especially earlier in my career, this experience helped me become the developer I am today.

As I’m helping plan DockerCon this year, I’ll admit we want all of the same things from the past, just updated. We want to help each and every developer better their craft and better deliver results for their customers… whoever they might be.

#2 — The hallway track

Honestly, this is probably one of my favorite parts of DockerCon.The Hallway Track is a special track of DockerCon in which attendees can network and learn from each other. If you want to learn about something, simply make a request! If you want to teach others, submit a session! Then, small groups get together and just chat. These hallway moments have truly been some of the best moments of DockerCon, both learning and teaching. There’s simply no better way to learn than from others who have walked the same journey.

#3 — Reconnecting with and making new friends

During my time as a Docker Captain from 2017-2022 (I had to semi-retire when I joined Docker), DockerCon was such a fun time to get together and spend time with my fellow Captains. In many ways, this felt like a family reunion. We learned together, taught each other, and provided insight and direction to the Docker product and executive teams. 

Although connecting with old friends was great, I always made new friends every year. Many of those came from the Hallway Track, but random conversations at meals, the conference party, and other one-offs have provided me with friendships and contacts I still use to this day. Whenever I’m stuck with any problem, there’s a good chance I can reach out to someone that I met at DockerCon.

#4 — Fun all around!

I may or may not be known for roaming around the DockerCon EU 2017 vendor hall in an inflatable dinosaur suit or using that same suit to start my “Containers for Beginners” talk at DockerCon 2019. Why? To be completely honest, because it’s fun! And while a conference isn’t only about having fun, it’s certainly a lot easier to be a part of a community when you’re doing so. DockerCon is not afraid to have a little bit of fun.

While these are some of the reasons I’m excited to have DockerCon back in person this year, and I’m sure there are tons more! We’d love to hear what makes you excited. Tweet #DockerCon why you’re excited, and we just might highlight you.

Learn more at the DockerCon 2023 website and register by August 31 to take advantage of early bird pricing. 

Learn more

• Register for DockerCon 2023.
• Get the latest release of Docker Desktop.
• Vote on what’s next! Check out our public roadmap.
• Have questions? The Docker community is here to help.
• New to Docker? Get started.

What we’ll cover

Within the first hour, you can look forward to a recap of recent Docker updates (and a sneak peek at what to expect in the coming months.) Then, we’ll present some demos and updates about you: the Docker community. 

We’ll also give prizes out to some lucky community members. Stay tuned for more!

Here’s our Main Stage line-up:

• A message from our CEO, Scott Johnston
• A recap from our CPO, Jake Levrine on Docker’s efforts to boost developer innovation and productivity in Docker Desktop and Docker Engine
• An update from Jim Clark on viewing images through layered SBOMs
• A word from Djordje Lukic on multi-platform image support in Docker Desktop

Featuring unique, community tracks

At this virtual event, we want to show you the world’s worth of knowledge that the Docker community has to offer. To do this, we’ll be showcasing thought leadership content from community members across the globe with eight different tracks:

Best Practices. If you’re looking to optimize your image build time, mitigate runtime errors, and learn how to debug your application, join us in the best practices track. We’ll be looking at some real-world example applications in .Net and Golang, and you’ll learn how to interact with the community to solve problems.

Demos. If you learn best by example, this is the track for you. Join us in the demos track to learn about building an integration test suite for legacy code, creating a CV in LaTeX, setting up Kubernetes on Docker Desktop, and more.

Security. No matter how great your app is, if it’s not secure, it’s not going to make it far. Learn about pentesting, compliance, and robustness!

Extensions. Discover helpful, community Docker Extensions. By attending this track, you’ll even learn how to create your own extensions and share them with the world!

Cutting Edge. Deploy your next AI application or Blockchain extension. You’ll also learn about the latest advancements in the tech space.

Open Source. Take your projects to the next level with the Docker-Sponsored Open Source program. We’ll also feature several panels hosted by the open source community.

International Waters. Learn about the work being done in Docker’s international community and how to get involved. We’ll have sessions in French, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Unconference. You’re the most important voice in our Community All-Hands. Join the conversation by engaging in the unconference track!

Don’t miss out on this special event with community news, project demos, programming workshops, company and product updates, and more! In this edition, we will be introducing an unconference track, in which you will be able to propose any topic and drive an interactive discussion with the community (the world is your oyster!).

We are looking for speakers who want to share their experience with the community in a 30 to 45-minute presentation. We welcome all topics related to software development and the tech ecosystem. Additionally, we’re looking for unconference hosts who are passionate about a particular topic and want to lead a discussion on it.

Have a topic you’re especially excited about and would like to host? Follow these top five tips to get your topic suggestion accepted, and submit your proposal before August 14th!

Top five tips to get your proposal accepted

To increase the chances of your topic being selected, there’s a few qualities our community especially looks forward to. When brainstorming your proposal, we recommend keeping the following in mind.

1. Keep it short and sweet

Brevity is key when it comes to proposals. The review committee is looking for clear and concise proposals that get to the point.

2. Make it relevant

Your proposal should be relevant to the Docker community. Think about what would be of interest to other members of the community and what would contribute to the overall goal of the All-Hands event, which is to bring the community together.

During this event, developers can look forward to an altruistic platform for learning about new technologies and driving group conversation. For this reason, please don’t submit commercial and promotional content.

3. Don’t be afraid to repeat topics

Everyone has a different perspective, so don’t be afraid to repeat a topic that has been presented before. Your unique perspective is what makes your proposal valuable!

4. Know your audience

Keep your audience in mind when crafting your proposal. The All-Hands event is open to developers of all levels, so make sure your proposal is accessible to a broad range of people.

5. Follow the submission guidelines

Be sure to follow the submission guidelines when submitting your proposal. This includes providing all the required information and using the correct format.

Still not sure what to submit? Here’s a list of ideas

Main track:

• Converting your application from a monolith into a collection of microservices
• Getting started with Carbon, WASM, or any other technology. Provide a template in DockerHub for people to use!
• A workshop on how to build modern web development architecture based Jamstack
• A workshop on how to use some exciting new technologies (Web3, AI, Blockchain)
• Case study: How you increased the productivity of your team with modern software tooling
• Best practices for developing and deploying cloud-native applications
• Showcase your new IoT project and information on how to contribute
• How you made your tech meetup more inclusive
• Your new Docker extension and how others can benefit from installing it

Unconference track:

• Discussion on security best practices
• Lightning talk about your open source project
• Birds of a Feather session – Reactive Programming
• Discussion panel on Artificial Intelligence trends
• Guided meditation session
• Docker sessions in French, Spanish or Klingon
• An interpretative dance session of marine creatures

We hope these tips help you in submitting a successful proposal for our next Community All-Hands event. Make sure to submit your ideas before the August 14th deadline, and we’ll see you there!