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   1. Open and review the `manifest.yml` file. Under `sidecars`, the sidecar is specified with a name, process type, and start command. Under `env`, there is an environment variable that defines the port on which the app and sidecar communicate. 
   
  -1. Apply the manifest to the app:
  -	* **cf CLI v7**
  +1. To apply the manifest to the app:
  +	* If you are using cf CLI v7, run:
   
   		```
   		cf7 apply-manifest
   		```
  -	* **cf CLI v6**
  +	* If you are using cf CLI v6, run:
   
   		```
   		cf v3-apply-manifest
   		```
   
  -1. Push the app: 
  -	* **cf CLI v7**
  +1. To push the app: 
  +	* If you are using cf CLI v7, run:
   
   		```
   		cf7 push sidecar-dependent-app
   		```
  -	* **cf CLI v6**
  +	* If you are using cf CLI v6, run:
   	
   		```
   		cf v3-push sidecar-dependent-app
   		```
   
  -After you push the app, you can further explore it in the following sections: 
  -* [View the Processes Running in the Container](#view-processes) 
  -* [View the Web URL and App Logs](#view-logs)
  +After you push the app, you can further explore it in t[View the Processes Running in the Container](#view-processes) and [View the Web URL and App Logs](#view-logs)
   
   ### <a id="view-processes"></a> View the Processes Running in the Container
   
  -To view the app and sidecar process running in the container, do the following:
  -
  -1. SSH into the app container:
  +To view the app and sidecar process running in the container:
  +
  +1. SSH into the app container by running:
   	
   	```
   	cf ssh sidecar-dependent-app
   	```
   
  -1. Run `ps aux` to see both processes running: The `rackup` process for the main app and `config-server` process for the sidecar. For example:
  +1. To see both the `rackup` process for the main app and `config-server` process for the sidecar, run:
  +
  +	```
  +	ps aux
  +	```
  +	The output you see should resemble the output below:
   
   	<pre class="terminal">
   	vcap@f00949bd-6601-4731-6f7e-e859:~$ ps aux
  
positive.code: 	"crash_count"=>1, "crash_timestamp"=>1555544935367052708, 
  	"version"=>"50892dcb-274d-4cf6-b944-3eda1e000283"}	
  	</pre>
  
  
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  ### <a id="view-logs"></a> View the Web URL and App Logs
  
  To view the Web URL and logs for the app:
  
  1. In a browser, navigate to the `config` endpoint of the `sidecar-dependent-app`. For example: `https://sidecar-dependent-app.example.com/config`. 
  
  1. See that the browser displays `Scope` and `Password` information. This is the configuration that the app fetches from the `config-server` sidecar. 
  
  1. In a terminal window, begin streaming logs for the app by running: 
  	
  	```
  	cf logs sidecar-dependent-app
  