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# Working with Bastille Containers (Jails)
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FreeBSD uses "jails" as its container technology - lightweight, isolated environments similar to Docker containers. Bastille makes managing these jails simple and efficient. In the following sections, you'll learn how to create and manage containers for various applications.
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Note: All commands should be run with sudo unless you're logged in as root.
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### 1. Create a Test Isolated Secure Container
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Let's start by creating a simple test environment to verify your Bastille installation is working correctly.
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``` sh
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bastille create testenv 14.3-RELEASE 192.168.10.50 bridge0
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bastille start textenv
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```
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### 2. Get inside Bastille
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### 2. Access the Container
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``` sh
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bastille console testenv
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