docs: update cloud to local dev steps

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## Introduction ## Introduction
This guide will show how to configure your Hasura Project for easy switching between development environments. This guide is designed to teach you how to set up and modify Hasura in a local Docker environment, and then transfer
those changes to your Cloud project.
## Moving from Hasura Cloud to local development ## Moving from Hasura Cloud to local development
### Step 1: Setup local development of Hasura with Docker ### Step 1: Setup local development of Hasura with Docker
In this step, you'll establish a self-hosted version of Hasura. **Please note: if you intend to utilize Hasura EE for
local development, secure a license by filing a ticket with [Hasura support](https://hasura.io/help/).**
Follow the guide [here](/getting-started/docker-simple.mdx) to get up and running with Hasura GraphQL Engine and Follow the guide [here](/getting-started/docker-simple.mdx) to get up and running with Hasura GraphQL Engine and
Postgres as Docker containers in your local system. You can skip the steps involving connecting a database, as you'll be Postgres as Docker containers in your local system. You can skip the steps involving connecting a database, as you'll be
applying Metadata from your cloud database in a later step. Make sure that the ENV variable name for database connection applying Metadata from your cloud database in a later step. Make sure that the ENV variable name for database connection