anchor.diff:  export BOSH_VPC_PRIMARY_AZ=us-east-1d   # see note below
   ~~~
   
  -*Note:* `BOSH_VPC_DOMAIN` and `BOSH_VPC_SUBDOMAIN` must correspond to
  -the DNS domain name you set up when configuring Route 53. The values
  -shown above correspond to the earlier Route 53 example of
  -*cloud.mydomain.com*.
  -
  -*Note:* Now only deployment to `us-east-1` region is supported by the next
  +**Note:**
  +The values shown above correspond to the earlier Route 53 example of
  +**cloud.mydomain.com**.
  +`BOSH_VPC_DOMAIN` and `BOSH_VPC_SUBDOMAIN` must correspond to the
  +DNS domain name you set up when configuring Route 53.
  +
  +Now only deployment to `us-east-1` region is supported by the next
   steps. For MicroBOSH deploy please review [following guide](https://gist.github.com/danhigham/5804252).
   
   Choose availability zones that are listed as "operating normally" on
  
positive.code: $ gem install bundler
  </pre>
  
  Create a deployments directory with a subdirectory for your
  particular deployment. For example, `~/deployments/cf-example`. In
  the particular deployment's sub-directory, create a file named `Gemfile` with the following contents:
  
  ~~~
  source 'https://rubygems.org'
  
negative.code: ~/deployments/cf-example$ source bosh_environment
  </pre>
  
  Run the `bosh aws create` command to generate the receipt files that you use
  when deploying software with BOSH (`aws_rds_receipt.yml` and `aws_vpc_receipt.yml`).
  `bosh aws create` also creates a VPC Internet Gateway, VPC subnets,
  three RDS databases, and a NAT VM.
  The NAT VM is for use with Cloud Foundry.
  You can remove it if you plan to deploy software other than Cloud Foundry.
  
  `bosh aws create` takes some time but does not require user input.
  
  <pre class="terminal">
  ~/cf$ bundle exec bosh aws create
  