Small changes to outline

node_operations.asciidoc

@@ -59,13 +59,21 @@ If you use a mini-PC or rent a server, the storage can be the costliest part. Le
 
 For the CPU and RAM, low-end equipment should be enough to run a lightning node. The 10-year-old computer in your garage or your old student laptop should do the job. Even the $40 Raspberry Pi 4 has a powerful enough CPU to manage it. For the RAM 2GB is enough but 4GB is probably a better option.
 
-* Bandwidth
+==== Network bandwidth requirements
+
+
+
+==== Bitcoin node or lightweight Lightning
+
 * Full node backend (bitcoind, btcd) or lightweight backend (neutrino)
-* Where will you host it (cloud hosting, VPS, own server, your laptop, RPi, MiniPC)
+
+
+==== Operating system choice
+
 * What OS will you use (Linux variant, Windows, other)
-* Docker or direct installation
+* Docker/VM/container or direct installation
 
-=== Choose your node implementation
+=== Choose your Lightning node implementation
 
 * Which project (LND, eclair, c-lightning, other) will you use
 * Language and build-system familiarity
@@ -91,8 +99,12 @@ For the CPU and RAM, low-end equipment should be enough to run a lightning node.
 
 ==== Static channel backups
 
+* How to set up
+* Copying off the system, to account for loss of hardware
+
 === Security of your machine
 
+
 ==== Hot wallet risk
 
 ==== Sweeping funds