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title: Create Tasks for Dev Box Team Customizations
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description: Learn how to create and manage tasks in a catalog for Dev Box team customizations, including adding tasks and attaching the catalog to a project.
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#customer intent: As a Dev Center Admin or Project Admin, I want to configure dev box pools to use image definition files so that my development teams can create customized dev boxes.
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# Configure imaging for Dev Box team customizations
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# Configure Dev Box imaging
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Using a customization file simplifies the creation of dev boxes for your team. With dev box customizations, you can create a shared team customization by creating a file called an *image definition*. Creating a reusable image from this image definition optimizes customizations and saves time during dev box creation. In this article, you learn how to configure a pool to use an image definition and build reusable images for your development teams.
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#customer intent: As a Dev Center admin or project admin, I want to create image definition files so that my development teams can create customized dev boxes.
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# Write an image definition file for Dev Box team customizations
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The Microsoft Dev Box customizations feature helps you streamline the setup of cloud-based development environments. Getting developers started on a new project or with a new team is often complex and time-consuming. With customizations, you can configure ready-to-code workstations with applications, tools, repositories, code libraries, packages, and build scripts. This article guides you through the process of creating, testing, and editing an image definition file for your dev box by using Visual Studio Code.
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## Optional: Customize your dev box by using existing Desired State Configuration files
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## Customize your dev box by using existing Desired State Configuration files
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Desired State Configuration (DSC) is a management platform in PowerShell that enables you to manage your development environment with configuration as code. You can use DSC to define the desired state of your dev box, including software installations, configurations, and settings.
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description: Learn how to upload and validate user customization files for dev boxes directly from your local drive or repository.
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The Dev Box user customizations feature helps you streamline the setup of your dev boxes. Starting a new project or joining a team is often complex and time consuming. With customizations, you can configure your dev boxes with the applications, tools, repositories, code libraries, packages, and build scripts that you need. This article guides you through the process of creating, testing, and editing a user customization file for your dev box using Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
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title: Fetch Azure Key Vault Secrets from Dev Box Customizations Files
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description: Discover how to fetch Azure Key Vault secrets by using team and user customization files to enhance security and simplify workflows.
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title: Use Customizations to Connect to Azure Resources or Clone Private Repositories
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description: Discover how to use fetch Azure Key Vault secrets by using team and user customization files to enhance security and simplify workflows.
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#customer intent: As a platform engineer, I want to configure Azure Key Vault secrets so that my development teams can securely access private repositories during Dev Box customization.
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You can use secrets from your Azure key vault in your YAML customizations to clone private repositories, or with any task you author that requires an access token. For example, in a team customization file, you can use a personal access token (PAT) stored in a key vault to access a private repository.
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