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This setup runs on [Hetzner Cloud](https://bas.surf/hetzner), starts in under 5 minutes, and costs less than one-sixth the price of GitHub Codespaces.
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The full source of the project is in a GitHub [Repository](https://bas.surf/pulumi-selfhosted-codespace).
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## Introduction
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Containers are a fantastic way to package and run your applications—and standardize them. Similarly, devcontainers provide a consistent environment for development across teams. GitHub Codespaces leverages the [VSCode devcontainer specification](https://bas.surf/devcontainer-spec) to offer a ready-to-use cloud development environment.
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