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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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If the customizations aren't applied as expected, make changes to your image definition file and create a new dev box to test them. When the customizations are correct, [build a reusable image](how-to-configure-dev-center-imaging.md) to optimize dev box creation time.
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## Try it: Use the example catalog
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To quickly try team customizations, use the Microsoft-provided example catalog that contains sample image definitions for a frontend and backend development environment.
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### Fork the example repository
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1. Open the [example catalog repository](https://aka.ms/devcenter/preview/imaging/examples/repo).
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1. Select **Fork** > **Create a new fork** to fork the repository to your GitHub organization.
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### Add the example catalog to your project
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1. In the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com), navigate to your project and select **Catalogs** > **Add**.
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1. On the **Add catalog** pane:
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| **Name** | Enter a name for the catalog (for example, *example-catalog*). |
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| **Catalog source** | Select **GitHub**. |
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| **Authentication type** | Select **GitHub app**. |
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1. Select the **configure your repositories** link and authenticate to GitHub if prompted.
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1. On the **Microsoft DevCenter** page, select **Configure**, then select your GitHub organization.
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1. Select **Only select repositories**, choose your forked repository, and select **Save**.
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1. Back in the Azure portal, select **Sign in with GitHub**.
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1. Complete the catalog configuration:
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| Field | Value |
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| **Repo** | Select your forked repository. |
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| **Branch** | Select *main*. |
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| **Folder path** | Enter the path to image definitions (for example, *.devcenter/catalog/image-definitions*). |
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1. Select **Add**.
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1. Verify the catalog shows **Sync successful** status, then check **Image definitions** to see the available definitions.
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### Create a pool and dev box from the example
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1. Create a dev box pool using one of the example image definitions (such as *frontend-dev* or *backend-dev*).
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1. Create a dev box from the pool and verify the customizations are applied.
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[!INCLUDE [customizations-modular-scripts](includes/customizations-modular-scripts.md)]
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## Next step

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