anchor.diff:      admin:
         client_secret: PLACEHOLDER-UAA-ADMIN-CLIENT-SECRET
       jwt:
  -      signing_key: |
  -      PLACEHOLDER-UAA-JWT-SIGNING-KEY
  -      verification_key: |
  -      PLACEHOLDER-UAA-JWT-VERIFICATION-KEY
  +      signing_key: PLACEHOLDER-UAA-JWT-SIGNING-KEY # Use the YAML "|" character to format multiline RSA key data
  +      verification_key: PLACEHOLDER-UAA-JWT-VERIFICATION-KEY # Use the YAML "|" character to format multiline RSA key data
       clients:
         login:
           secret: PLACEHOLDER-UAA-CLIENTS-LOGIN-SECRET
  
positive.code: 1. Use `bosh aws destroy` to destroy your AWS environment.
  
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      **WARNING**: The command `bosh aws destroy` destroys everything in your AWS account, including all S3 buckets and all instances. Do not use this command unless you want to lose **everything** in your AWS account, including objects and files unrelated to your Cloud Foundry deployment.
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negative.code: ---
  
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  <strong>WARNING</strong>: The command `bosh aws destroy` destroys everything in your AWS account, including all S3 buckets and all instances. Do not use this command unless you want to lose **everything** in your AWS account, including objects and files unrelated to your Cloud Foundry deployment.
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  Cloud Foundry tools simplify the process of deploying a Cloud Foundry instance
  