Create a dockerfile that does performs installation of all the tools that you need, execute that once to create an image and then share the image with everyone

Create a dockerfile that does performs installation of all the tools that you need, execute that once to create an image and then share the image with everyone else who needs it, possibly through a private registry. We use that approach now to store some build environments for embedded systems, where our prebuilt and shared images contain all 3rd party dependencies (which are only slowly changing). We use then those images to build our own software. Depending on the use case we create new images from it, or only spawn containers for compiling something, copy the artifacts outside of the container and remove them again. Works really well for us.