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You'all also want to complete the following prerequisites:
1. Created an app following the [Getting Started guide](../getting-started/index.md)
2. Setup an auth provider, the [Authentication guide](../getting-started/config/authentication.md) is a good starting point for this, the default [Guest auth provider](../auth/guest/provider.md) is not intended for use in deployed environments
2. Setup an auth provider, the [Authentication guide](../getting-started/config/authentication.md) is a good starting point for this, the default [Guest auth provider](../auth/guest/provider.md) is not intended for use in containerized environments
3. A Postgres database setup that you are able to connect to, the [Database guide](../getting-started/config/database.md) can help you with this
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Moving forward without addressing these prerequisites is very likely to cause undesirable results, the most common being not having a proper auth provider setup as the default [Guest auth provider](../auth/guest/provider.md) is not intended for use in containerized environments.
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## Host Build
This section describes how to build a Docker image from a Backstage repo with