anchor.diff:    app_domains:
      - APP_DOMAIN
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  -    <td>Replace <code>DOMAIN</code>, <code>SYSTEM_DOMAIN</code>, and <code>APP_DOMAIN</code> with the full domain you want associated with applications pushed to your Cloud Foundry installation. You must have already acquired these domains and configured some DNS records (for example, on Route53) so that these domains resolve to your load balancer (typically ELBs or HAProxys). Example: "cloud-09.cf-app.com."
  +    <td>Replace <code>DOMAIN</code>, <code>SYSTEM_DOMAIN</code>, and <code>APP_DOMAIN</code> with the full domain you want associated with applications pushed to your Cloud Foundry installation. You must have already acquired these domains and configured their DNS records on Route53 dashboard in AWS so that these domains resolve to your load balancer. Example: "cloud-09.cf-app.com."
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       If you used <code>bosh aws create</code>, this value comes from concatenating the <code>BOSH_VPC_SUBDOMAIN</code> and <code>BOSH_VPC_DOMAIN</code> values in the <code>bosh_environment</code> file.
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positive.code:       users:
          - admin|ADMIN_PASSWORD|scim.write,scim.read,o...
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      <td>Generate a secure password and replace <code>ADMIN_PASSWORD</code> with that value. This will be the password for the Admin user of your Cloud Foundry installation.
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negative.code:       signing_key: JWT_SIGNING_KEY
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      <td>Generate a PEM-encoded RSA key pair, and replace <code>JWT_SIGNING_KEY</code> with the private key, and <code>JWT_VERIFICATION_KEY</code> with the corresponding public key.<br/>
      Paste in the full keys, including the <code>BEGIN</code> and <code>END</code> delimiter lines.
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