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Migrating from Apple Container to Docker involves updating startup commands, mounting configurations, and code references to enforce Docker as the runtime, enabling cross-platform execution on Linux and other environments.

Switching a container runtime to Docker requires enforcing Docker commands in your execution setup while preserving the underlying agent logic and existing security checks during the transition.

Yes, you can run an Apple Container agent on Linux by migrating the workflow to Docker, which removes Apple-only constraints and applies Docker-compatible configurations for cross-platform readiness.

To verify a Docker migration is working, run docker info to confirm the runtime is active, and execute a test command like docker run --rm hello-world to validate container execution.

Migrating to Docker does not affect existing agent security checks, as the migration process preserves agent logic and security functionality while updating the container runtime environment.