Bind mount, Makes host source-code changes available inside the running container, Nodemon, Restarts the Node.js application when source files change, Override file, Keeps development-specific settings separate from the base Compose configuration, docker-compose.override.yml, Adds or changes development configuration alongside the main Compose file, Profile, Enables optional services only when they are needed, mongo-express, Provides an optional tool for browsing MongoDB during development, devtools, Example profile used to enable development-only services, Initialization script, Creates databases or inserts sample data when MongoDB is first initialized, Seeding, Adds predefined sample data for a consistent development starting point, /docker-entrypoint-initdb.d/, Location where MongoDB initialization scripts can be mounted, Service logs, One of the first places to check when a containerized application fails, Shell, Lets a developer inspect files and configuration inside a running container, Environment variables, Help verify that the container received the expected configuration, WSL2, Recommended Windows backend for the Docker development workflow in this lesson, Linux filesystem, Recommended place to keep project files when using Docker with WSL2

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