Here's what it does:

• Two browser engines, one image: the only Linux Docker anti-detect image that ships both Chrome and Firefox kernels

• Persistent profiles across restarts: mount a volume once, kernels and profiles survive container recreation

• Live fingerprint profiles: signatures captured from real device traffic, not static templates from 2023 that anti-bot systems have already catalogued

• Runs on AWS ECS / Fargate: drop it into your existing container orchestration — no special instance types required

• No Windows license costs: if you were running a Windows VM just to run Kameleo, that's done

Full docs and integration examples:
https://developer.kameleo.io/integrations/docker/

The full development story, including what broke and what's still not working, is here:
https://kameleo.io/blog/kameleo-on-linux-via-docker-what-we-built-what-broke-whats-next