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GOAL: Design great applications. PURPOSE: A journal of important information.. has not been the later.  The concept is simple, run this self contained little unit on bare metal as if it were a virtual machine.  The an*logy many liken this too is a shipping yard with lots of containers.  The containers are the self contained packages and since all containers have the same shape the can be stacked and treated the same even though each container's internals can vary greatly.  Hence, I've had success setting this up on Windows and a Mac, both of which use a tool called boot2docker.  Since Docker only runs on Linux systems, both Windows and Mac need to use Virtual Box to spin up a Linux machine that can host Docker.  For Windows check out first on Windows, which required deleting the VM on disk then re-initializing docker.  After they are up and running, it's a breeze expose ports and do other things there's a little more to it, but if you want to test out Linux based products, this is a very slick way to the Git command line operations but I always prefer the visual tools for day to day work.  Atlas*an, produces of Jira, Confluence, Stash, Bamboo, have a tool call SourceTree which is a excellent tool for managing Git.  You can do*nload it for Windows or Mac here Mongo is a common NoSql database that is flexible and easy to use.  It’s ability to scale and shard across many nodes makes it a great option for load balancing and scaling an application domain that fits a NoSql type schema. 6.  Open a command window (ensure it’s in Administrator mode) enter the following command.  This will work if your Path variable is set This is a Ja*a development setup that is a continuation of a long ago post regarding Eclipse setup. In this post I exclude the IDE and include Git and Tomcat, two common elements in a Ja*a developers toolbox now.. CREATE THE FOLLOWING ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES (SIMILAR TO UPDATING YOU .BASHRC FILE). or the version of you choice. Make sure you get the correct one for you architecture (i.e. x86, x64,..).  When running the installer,