Nope, AMP’s setup for Docker should be pretty plug-and-play unless you’ve got some custom environment setups or network rules. That said, if you don’t already, ensure Docker Desktop is running when using AMP (or it’ll obviously complain).
If you want to tweak advanced Docker stuff later (volume mappings, ports, etc.), AMP generally handles it during instance creation.
Test it out with an instance, and let’s see if any gremlins pop up. 
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