added a more detailed explanation of what happens with ips and docker…

… in building the gateway application / get device

Building the Gateway Application/Get Devices/task.md

@@ -13,7 +13,16 @@ import requests
 data = ... # from request
 response = requests.get("http://0.0.0.0:5000/items/")
 ```
-Let's keep it that way for this task, but let's also keep in mind that
+This would be totally okay if you wanted to deploy your applications locally (without Docker), however, 
 by doing this, our application source code becomes coupled with how and where we deploy `invsys`.
-Instead, we can post to `http://invsys:5000/items` and ensure that our network is set up to route `invsys` to whichever IP it is hosted on. 
-We will come back to this later on.
+You can use `0.0.0.0` for local deployment if you like, but for checking this task, we ask 
+you to replace it with `invsys`, so that your url looks something like this: 
+ `http://invsys:5000/items` (check out the url in the `else` clause which is already completed). 
+We will explain this in more detail in the next lesson, for now you only need to know that
+we use Docker under the hood to check these tasks, so `invsys` will be a designated name of a docker-compose service and  
+Docker will take care of names and routing.
+
+<div class="hint">
+
+  To create the right url for getting a specific item you only need to slightly modify the get url that is already provided - add the `item_id` to it.
+</div>