Chapter 7 is where you describe how your system is deployed: nodes, environments, connections, and runtime configuration. This is where "it works on my machine" goes to die (in a good way), because you make infrastructure, settings, and operational expectations explicit. In this article I show what belongs in chapter 7, what to keep out, a minimal structure you can copy, plus a small example from Pitstop.

When recently creating a Linux Docker image using Docker for Windows, I ran into a couple of vague errors. Searching online for the error messages, weren’t any solutions. But luckily some suggestions put me on the right track. In this post I write about the solutions I found.