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Requirements

In order to function in this chapter, your local machine will need the following:

An internet connection
Docker: If you haven't installed Docker already, please see the official documentation: http://url.marcuspen.com/docker-install
A virtualenv running Python 3.6 or later; you can reuse your virtualenv from the last chapter.
pgAdmin: see the official documentation for installation instructions: http://url.marcuspen.com/pgadmin
A RabbitMQ container running on the default ports: this should be present from the last chapter, Chapter 5, Building a Web Messenger with Microservices.
A Redis container running on the default ports: this should be present from the last chapter, Chapter 5, Building a Web Messenger with Microservices. ...

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