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One question that arises occasionally is where to find the scripts I used to create/configure the database container images for my examples. I documented the repo in early drafts, but at some point in the revision cycle, those references unfortunately disappeared. The scripts I used can be found in the repo linked here.
NOTE: You will need to edit the scripts to reflect your particular machine/directory structure(s), but these are the very same scripts I used on my MacBook Pro.
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