added docker compose file #2
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Hank,
I added a docker-compose file to the lab which might be easier to run for the final part in lab step 3 rather than starting all three containers again. Might help if pressed for time. Users would only need to change their forwarding ngrock.io server value in the docker-compose file and then run
Then all three containers will run. The catch here is that environment variables would need to be defined. I don't think you need to change the lab, but just have it in the code base just for future... or so I can feel good about myself in that I contributed something 👍