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1. Can I run docker images? FAQ

   Sure, why not; it's just a VM. If you start with the exeuntu image, you can run docker run --rm alpine:latest echo hello , and go from there!

2. Private Docker Registries Features

   Private images come up at two different moments, and they have different answers: Booting a VM from a private image ( new --image=... ): the boot image is pulled by the exe.dev host before your VM…

3. Integration catalog Integrations

   This page lists the public catalog services that can be added to exe.dev. It is generated from the same descriptors and visibility rules used by the catalog browse and add flows, so staged previews…

4. GCP Workload Identity Federation Integrations

   Identity Federation lets an attached VM mint short-lived exe.dev OIDC tokens. A Google Cloud Workload Identity Pool is a container for identities from external systems. An OIDC provider inside the…

5. AWS Workload Identity Federation Integrations

   Identity Federation lets an attached VM mint short-lived exe.dev OIDC tokens. AWS trusts those tokens through an IAM OIDC provider, then exchanges them for temporary role credentials with…

6. Container Registry Integrations Integrations

   The container registry integrations ( quay , ghcr , atcr , gar ) are session-mint integrations: exe.dev holds a durable registry credential — a robot account, a personal access token, an app…

7. Customizing VMs Features

   Customize your exe.dev VMs! Just Use SSH The simplest and most common approach is to create a VM, and then use ssh , scp , rsync , etc. to customize your VM. Some users clone a repo (possibly using…