UPDATE: minio, dbms and redis configuration notes.

docker/docs/notes.md

@@ -6,11 +6,13 @@
 
 - If you want to connect to one of the DBMS container you started from your **host** computer, as `host` value remember 
 to set your _HOME IP_ (`127.0.0.1`) and as port the one defined by either the `MYSQL_PORT` or `POSTGRESQL_PORT` defined 
-in the `.env` file.
+in the `.env` file.  
+The same considerations applies to the `Redis` service.
 
 - If you want to connect your project to a DBMS remember to use the standard ports for each system (i.e. `3306` for 
 **MySQL** and `5432` for **PostgreSQL**) and for the connection `host` use the name of the service (`mysql` or 
-`postgresql`).
+`postgresql`).  
+The same considerations applies to the `Redis` and `Minio` services.
 
 - If for some reason the synchronization made by `Docker Sync` does not perform correctly and seems unresponsive, simply
  kill every running container and reboot the Docker Desktop application (if on MacOS) or the Docker service (on Linux).

docker/docs/setup.md

@@ -6,10 +6,14 @@ system *hosts* file (which can be found at `/etc/host` if your computer is runni
 `C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts` if running Windows), binding them to your _home IP address_ (`127.0.0.1` should 
 be fine), as shown below.
 
-    In the following example configuration `example.test` will be the domain name which will be used to access the project.
+    In the following example configuration, `example.test` will be the domain name which will be used to access the project.
     ```bash
     127.0.0.1	example.test
-    ```
+    ```   
+   Add also a bonus entry in your `hosts` file in order to map the `Minio` storage, if you intend to use it:
+   ```bash
+    127.0.0.1  minio
+   ```
 
 2. Inside the `docker` folder there is a `.env.example` file defining the main aspects of the environment you will run 
 your project(s) in. Rename that file to `.env` and update every variable according to your needs. The various options