local-environment-setup

Isolated local development environments are provisioned with per-feature API, frontend, and database instances. You use the create command to spin up feature-specific stacks with independent ports, dedicated databases, and Redis instances to prevent cross-talk.

Managing Docker dev environments involves automatic provisioning and teardown of local stacks, including API, frontend, and Docker agent components. You can start, stop, verify, and test feature environments to maintain environment hygiene during development.

Yes, containerized services are configured with per-feature ports, isolated databases, and gateway proxy settings. This ensures your nginx proxy correctly routes traffic to the appropriate isolated database and Redis instances for each feature.

Yes, the setup supports scenarios for reproducible development stacks, testing, and feature integration. It provisions fully running, isolated environments including a per-feature API, frontend, Docker agent, nginx proxy, and a dedicated database.

You verify port isolation by running the verify command on your feature environment. This confirms that the per-feature API, frontend, and database components are correctly isolated with independent ports and dedicated database instances.

Isolated databases and Redis instances are needed to avoid cross-talk between features during local development. Provisioning per-feature environments ensures that testing and feature integration occur in fully isolated, reproducible local stacks without data conflicts.