<commit_before>List of potential questions for L4 (Node Deployment):

Passive Learning:

- What purpose does HAGrid serve in the PySyft ecosystem?
- What's the difference between Docker and Hagrid?
- Which of the above can be used to create a domain node?
- How much RAM is recommended to allocate to Docker when running a domain node?


Active Learning:

- Your friend notices that PySyft freezes when running a command. When she checks the HAgrid logs, she notices that the time taken to run any operation is very high. What would you recommend she does to have a better experience?
(a) Allocate more RAM to Docker
(b) Retry running the command with fewer datapoints at a time
(c) Check how much Hard drive space Docker has left, and if necessary, allocate more.
(d) All of the above

- You follow the Notebook and successfully install HAgrid, and are able to run commands successfully. Satisfied, you close everything. The next day, you open a Notebook and try to connect to your domain node, but are getting errors saying: `Error: ____ command not found`. What could be the source of the error?

(a) You forgot to activate your Virtual environment
(b) ...
(c) 
<commit_msg>Fixed failing .txt file<commit_after>List of potential questions for L4 (Node Deployment):

Passive Learning:

- What purpose does HAGrid serve in the PySyft ecosystem?
- What's the difference between Docker and Hagrid?
- Which of the above can be used to create a domain node?
- How much RAM is recommended to allocate to Docker when running a domain node?


Active Learning:

- Your friend notices that PySyft freezes when running a command. When she checks the HAgrid logs, she notices that the time taken to run any operation is very high. What would you recommend she does to have a better experience?
(a) Allocate more RAM to Docker
(b) Retry running the command with fewer datapoints at a time
(c) Check how much Hard drive space Docker has left, and if necessary, allocate more.
(d) All of the above

- You follow the Notebook and successfully install HAgrid, and are able to run commands successfully. Satisfied, you close everything. The next day, you open a Notebook and try to connect to your domain node, but are getting errors saying: `Error: ____ command not found`. What could be the source of the error?

(a) You forgot to activate your Virtual environment
(b) ...
(c)

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