# Container

Arkain provides **Containers**, which is isolated environments that package everything needed to run software (code, libraries, configuration files, etc.) into a single package.

A **base template** is a pre-configured software package that is installed by default in a container. Each container has a single **base template**, but users can install additional software based on their project requirements.

## **Available Container Base Templates in Arkain**

Arkain offers a variety of container base template to meet the needs of different development projects. These base templates come pre-configured with the necessary software for each respective language or framework, making it easier to start development right away!

Below are the available base templates you can choose from when creating a container:

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**Available OS Versions**

* Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
* Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
* Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
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