anchor.diff:      $ cf push MY-APP
       Using stack cflinuxfs2...
       OK
  -    Creating app MY-WIN-APP in org MY-ORG / space development as developer@example<span>.</span>com...
  +    Creating app MY-APP in org MY-ORG / space development as developer@example<span>.</span>com...
       OK
       ...
       requested state: started
  
positive.code:     \#0  running  2015-04-08 04:41:54 PM   0.0%   57.3M of 1G   128.8M of 1G
      </pre>
  
      To specify a different stack, append `-s STACKNAME` to the command. For example, you can ensure that Windows application MY-WIN-APP deploys to a Windows-based cell by running `cf push MY-WIN-APP -s windows2012R2`.
  
  
  ##<a id='stacks-api'></a>Stacks API ##
  
negative.code: 
  <strong><%= modified_date %></strong>
  
  A stack is a prebuilt root filesystem (rootfs) that supports a specific operating system. For example, Linux-based systems need `/usr` and `/bin` directories at their root. The stack works in tandem with a buildpack to support applications running in compartments. Under Diego architecture, cell VMs can support multiple stacks.
  
  <p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: Docker apps do not use stacks.</p>
  
  ##<a id='available-stacks'></a>Available Stacks ##
  
  * The Linux `cflinuxfs2` stack is derived from Ubuntu Trusty 14.04. Refer to the Github stacks page for supported [libraries](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/stacks/blob/master/cflinuxfs2/cflinuxfs2_receipt).
  
  <%= vars.custom_stack %>
  
  