Build AI Agents with Docker, Here’s How

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In this video I show you how to build AI Agents using Docker and Claude 3.5 Sonnet from Anthropic.

docker pull davidondrej1/dataset-agent:latest

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3:45 Programming

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[Poppik]

Time codes are a must for a 50 minute tutorial video.

[Qwme]

I can't express how grateful I am for the incredible content you share on this channel. Your videos, including this one, have taught me so much. It's truly unfair that you don't have more subscribers because you're one of the most valuable creators on this platform. You enrich our knowledge without any unnecessary fluff, and I appreciate that so much. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[warrchang]

This guy needs more subscribers. Thanks for the hard work making this video!

[RetiredVet]

VSCode has a great extension called Dev Container. It lets you edit code inside the docker container. Also, I recently discovered, from your docker link, the docker command, docker init, which creates a compose file and a Dockerfile. So now I can edit files inside the docker container. It is a little bit complicated, but I am working out the details. Your link to Docker started it all.
Thanks for the video.

[erictidmore]

Using this for a drone security project, you're doing excellent work David.

[jason_miller]

You telling me to "chill out" just earned you a subscriber! 🤣 Too funny!

[Gee]

Very thorough tutorial there. Perhaps you could extend this slightly to actually fine tune a model with the generated dataset.

[intranec]

Can somebody explain the exact use case of the agents he built? What is the problem they solve or the work they automate? How much time does it save?

[GigaSimp]

I hope nobody finds this. Hahah. Thanks, man. You are the best. Please, don't remove the video ever. Please.

[trancelover]

I am learning currently and experimenting with Claude Sonnet 3.5 I am enjoying my time with it. I want to learn more and I am dedicated to advance.

[philipwpillar]

GPT4o (ironically):
"Here are some key timestamps and topics covered in the video:

Introduction and Overview (0:00 - 2:30)

Introduction to the video and an overview of what will be covered, including the basics of Docker and AI agents.
Setting Up Docker (2:31 - 10:00)

Detailed steps on installing Docker on your system.
Configuration settings and troubleshooting common installation issues.
Creating a Dockerfile (10:01 - 20:00)

How to write a Dockerfile for your AI agent.
Explanation of each command and its purpose in the Dockerfile.
Building and Running a Docker Container (20:01 - 30:00)

Commands to build the Docker image.
Running the Docker container and verifying it’s working correctly.
Integrating AI Agents (30:01 - 40:00)

Connecting the AI agent to the Docker container.
Setting up the necessary environment variables and configurations.
Testing and Deploying the AI Agent (40:01 - 50:00)

Methods to test the AI agent within the Docker container.
Deploying the AI agent for production use.
Conclusion and Best Practices (50:01 - End)

Summary of the steps covered.
Best practices for maintaining and scaling AI agents using Docker.
This video is a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to integrate AI agents with Docker, providing a step-by-step approach to ensure a smooth setup and deployment process​"

[lbrty]

David, thank you very much for your hard work and explanations.

[camilosanchez]

your making this luck so easy i have 0 knowledge on coding but now building websites or anything is easier then ver :)

[rvdl]

Keep up the good work! This is how we and you learn things

[andrewmorris]

Can you create agent that creates agents?

[ZhonghaiWang]

very helpful content mate! one question, i saw when you are typing docker build, there is a command suggestion, which extension are you using for this?

[Ludmillabsb]

David would you please create a staff of ai agents that preforms all the roles of a web services agency? 😮

[trafferz]

Very cool. Never thought to screenshot the code for llm viewing.

[Hector.levelup]

Thank you for making an easy Docker tutorial!

[AcademyNoCode]

Thanks David!! Super bien explicado... Si puedes y lo crees conveniente, estaría bien que hablaras más despacio para que sea más fácil seguirte desde otros idiomas ❤😂