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managing-test-environments

Test provision and manage isolated test environments with configuration and data. Use when performing specialized testing. Trigger with phrases like "manage test environment", "provision test env", or "setup test infrastructure".

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# Test Environment Manager

## Overview

Provision, configure, and manage isolated test environments for reliable test execution. Supports Docker Compose environments, Testcontainers, local service stacks, and ephemeral CI environments.

## Prerequisites

- Docker and Docker Compose installed (for containerized environments)
- Testcontainers library installed if using programmatic container management
- Database client tools (psql, mysql, mongosh) for seed data operations
- Environment variable management via `.env` files or secrets manager
- Sufficient disk space and memory for running service containers

## Instructions
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