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At the end of the day this is valuable so that users aren't absolutely dependent upon the platform editor run on our infrastructure. While I hope every DB editor uses ours and builds upon the work of each other, it should not be a forced position and should not be a dead end should HarpGamer and such cease to exist at some point. Spinning up an instance based on a docker compose file isn't child's play but it is relatively easy and approachable for tens if not hundreds of our users.

While I've been quiet, I have been tinkering away. I'm working on a docker compose file to spin up the various major software components on which to build the new platform editor. There has been a lot of trial, and a lot of error, but I'm making progress. My current battle is with the Kong API gateway. I was attempting to just use mapped paths but am succumbing to the fact that I'll have to use docker volumes to prevent permissioning problems. It is also more extensible but more complex. In short, nothing fun to show yet but nginx (static content), nginx (reverse proxy) containers are starting up without error, Kafka is close, MongoDB isn't started, and SpringBoot isn't started.