Tech blog by Tobias Fenster

Running your coding agents in a TUI (Terminal User Interface) can feel very fast and convenient.

This is a quick update on 3 tech and 1 personal topic: All of them would not have been worth a blog post, but all 4 combined make it valuable - I hope :) The TL;DR The very brief update: Docker Sandboxes now support wildcards for credential injection.

I recently blogged about how to use Docker Sandboxes and Kits to work with the AL MCP Server and the Azure DevOps MCP Server from GitHub Copilot in a secure way.

Have you ever felt the urge to just let your AI agents run in YOLO mode, but been too much of a responsible adult to do that?

I recently blogged about using AI Runway, but the networking setup was not ideal.

At this year’s MVP Summit, I joined a session with the one and only Brendan Burns where I first heard about AI Runway.

MCP servers have radically changed how LLMs interact with resources outside their training data, and developers are already relying on them to get dramatically better results.

This is just a quick one to share two lessons I learned in the last few days when working with AI assistants and Docker Model Runner Lesson 1: If you can’t connect, there might be an easy fix Working with an ARM-based Windows laptop is fantastic, but it c…

To continue on the topic of running Windows Server 2025 containers and doing so on the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), this blog post explains how you can use LogMonitor and ServiceMonitor to run and monitor your Windows applications safely in AKS.

A while ago, support for Windows Server 2025 in the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) was announced.