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Building Docker Images Locally
==============================

If you need to customize the base SimBricks Docker images—for example, to
provision custom infrastructure or deploy a specialized self-hosted runner—you
can build them locally. You will need ``git``, ``make``, and ``docker build``
installed. Other dependencies than that should not be required.

Run the following commands to build the images (this can, depending on your
system take between 15-45 minutes):

.. code-block:: bash

   git clone https://github.com/simbricks/simbricks.git
   cd simbricks
   make docker-images

This builds and locally tags a series of Docker images, including the 
``simbricks/simbricks-local`` image.