anchor.diff:  docker-compose -p webanno up -d
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  -This will start two docker containers: webanno_mysqlserver_1, and webanno_webserver_1. You can check the logs of each by running 
  +This will start two docker containers: `webanno_mysqlserver_1`, and `webanno_webserver_1`. You can check the logs of each by running 
   
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positive.code: annotations, these are stored in files on disk). For production use, it is highly recommended to
  use a separate MySQL database instead of the embedded SQL database.
  
  You can do so by providing a second Docker for mysql (see for example https://hub.docker.com/_/mysql/).
  We provide a docker-compose example file, which combines the two containers. In order to use this, download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/webanno/webanno/master/webanno-webapp/src/main/docker/docker-compose.yml and place it into any folder, change to that folder, and issue the commands 
  
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negative.code: docker logs webanno_webserver_1
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  Two directories in your WebAnno home folder will be created: `mysql-data` and `webserver-data`. No data is stored in the containers themselves, you are safe to delete them with 
  
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  docker-compose -p webanno down
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  You can also just stop or pause them, please see the link:https://docs.docker.com/compose/[docker-compose reference] for details.
  
  NOTE: The settings within the docker-compose.yml file are just examples. Adjust the database URL, username, and password accordingly.
  
  