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# Create a Custom task
We have predefined tasks in the ozone catalog that almost cover all the cases from cloning to security to building to deploying. But there might be a case that you want to make a custom task we provide this option as well.
At the top right corner, you can see we have a button called + Task templates. click on that, you will be navigated to the yaml editor. you can already see that there is a custom task already written for your reference.
The below code is a task written for printing “hello world” using alpine as a base Image.\
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you can edit that and write a task/script of your own. You can also add a readme file along with that for easy understanding what exactly does the task do. Once completed you can click on the save button to save the task. **Hurrah! you just created a custom tekton task for your use case.**\
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