diff --git a/Cheatsheets/docker.md b/Cheatsheets/docker.md
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@@ -42,6 +42,10 @@ Now do the install from Docker
 
 `sudo apt install docker-ce`
 
+Install docker-compose if needed
+
+`sudo apt install docker-compose`
+
 Make sure it is running
 
 `sudo systemctl status docker`
diff --git a/Runbooks/openemr-dev-env-docker.md b/Runbooks/openemr-dev-env-docker.md
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@@ -1,12 +1,75 @@
+# OpenEMR Development Environment (Docker)
 
+## TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
 
-## 
+## BUILD DEVELOPMENT SERVER
+The OpenEMR video series (and many home lab tutorials) walk you through creating a Linux VM to develop with. The assumption in these videos is that you will use the VM as a workstation AND as a server: everything in one box. I don't like that approach. My preference is to create the VM as a server and then connect to the server from a workstation. 
 
+1. Build a Linux Server VM on either an internet accessible private cloud, or on one of the major cloud providers (e.g., Azure, AWS, etc.)
+2. Install OpenSSH (if you did not select it during installation, Azure installs it automatically)
+3. Setup your work computer with ssh keys to login to server
 
+## CONNECT WORKSTATION TO SERVER
+1. In VSCode add Remote - SSH extension
+2. Open SSH Config file and add entry for the server
+```
+Host arbitrary-name-that-displays-in-vscode
+  HostName ip-address-or-dns-hostname 
+  User username
+  Port portnumber-9091
+```
+3. Connect VSCode to server and open a new terminal window
 
-## REFERENCES
+## CONFIG SERVER
+1. Install Git
+2. Install Docker
+3. Install Docker-compose
+4. Install OpenEMR-cmd
+
+## INSTALL OPENEMR-CMD
+1. Go to openemr/openemr-devops/utilities on GitHub
+2. Follow installation instructions at GitHub
+
+## FORK THE GITHUB REPO
+1. Create GitHub account
+2. Configure Git and create SSH key on server
+3. Register SSH key with GitHub
+4. Fork the OpenEMR repo into your own account
+5. Clone your fork into the server
+
+## START THE DOCKERS
+1. `cd ~/git/openemr/docker/development-easy`
+2. `openemr-cmd up`
+3. Find the donuts in the breakroom
+4. Enjoy the Phil Collins easy listening tune that is playing
+5. `docker ps` there are 5 dockers for the OpenEMR environment
+6. `openemr-cmd dl` keep running this until the docker is done building (e.g.Apache is running)
 
+## TEST OPENEMR
+1. Open a browser
+2. http://hostname-or-ip-of-server:8300
+3. admin/pass
+4. http://hostname-or-ip-of-server:8310 (opens phpmyadmin)
+5. root/root
+
+## SLING SOME CODE
+1. Make a change
+2. Refresh browser or open the site again
+3. `git checkout -b code-slinging`
+4. `git commit -a -m "slinging"`
+5. `git push origin code-slinging`
+6. Go to GitHub
+7. Click the create pull request to create a pull request to the main openemr
+
+## SAMPLE PATIENT DATA WITH SYNTHEA
+1. `openemr-cmd irp 10` 
+2. By now the donuts are all gone except for that gross coconut covered one
+3. Actually I kind of like the coconut donuts
+4. Let's be real, I like all donuts
+5. I am the Homer Simpson of full stack developers
+
+## REFERENCES
 - [OpenEMR Development Docker Environment](https://github.com/openemr/openemr/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#starting-with-openemr-development-docker-environment)
 - [Presentation Slides](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13VhN_uL-YptFtM1qv3pJ6DwhMnz9tNrAtUSbMEpHMLU/edit#slide=id.p)
 - [OpenEMR Cmd](https://github.com/openemr/openemr-devops/tree/master/utilities/openemr-cmd#openemr-cmd-documentation)
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