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use docker containers for postgres and redis #458
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I think this inches forward a tiny bit. It sets up the config for an initial connection to the linked postgres database.
I had to move the setup.py call outside of the Dockerfile, because it needs to actually see the database server, and docker-compose hasn't set that up yet during build.
At this point, the database seems like it isn't quite configured right yet, and I don't know yet how to actually start up the app.
CC @hectcastro @themightychris