In the cloud-era, why don’t we take advantage of the cloud for developing, too? Stop relying on your hardware and let somebody else take care of that. This talk materialises the idea of using disposable containers in the cloud as remote development environments. We will analize the real life experience of setting up individual remote development environments for a whole engineering team based on the cloud using containers, how it improved the team development workflow and daily chores, discussing the advantages, issues, limitations and more. This talk will explain the concept of using containers running in a public cloud as remote development environments where to put your code, compile it, test it and run it. This approach brings lots of benefits for software engineers, like having your code stored somewhere secure, a place that never shuts down, in a disposable environment that you can reboot in less than 10 seconds if something goes wrong, with a common environment for all engineers with the same tools and versions, and much more.