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I currently use it across all my infrastructure projects — from Kubernetes clusters to CI/CD pipelines — and even drop it into running pods when I need to trace or debug issues directly in‑situ. It has become my **Swiss‑army knife for infrastructure**, giving me a consistent, portable toolkit wherever I work.
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## 🚀 Usage
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### 🚀 Usage
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You can consume this DevOps base environment in two ways:
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- A clean, isolated workspace that does not affect the host
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- Deterministic builds and predictable behavior across machines
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**How to Use It:**
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1. Install the Dev Containers extension in VS Code
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- Reopen in Container
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1. The container will build automatically and your development environment will be ready
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## podman - devcontainers
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### podman-ubuntu-fatboy
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if problems building, execute `DOCKER_BUILDKIT=0` with.
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``` bash
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DOCKER_BUILDKIT=0 docker build --pull --rm -f 'podman/ubuntu-fatboy.Dockerfile' -t 'podman-dev:latest' 'podman'
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```
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