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   For each service, the connector will consider the following fields:
   
  -[cols="2,8", width="100%"]
  +[cols="3,7", width="100%"]
   |===========================================================================================================================================================================
   |`tags` |Attributes or names of backing technologies behind the service.
  -|`label` |The name of the service.
  +|`label` |The service offering&#8217;s name (not to be confused with a service _instance&#8217;s_ name).
   |`credentials.uri` |A URI pertaining to the service instance.
   |`credentials.uris` |URIs pertaining to the service instance.
   |===========================================================================================================================================================================
   
  -The criteria by which it establishes availability of each service are described below.
  +If they are present, it will also consider the following fields:
  +
  +[cols="3,7", width="100%"]
  +|===========================================================================================================================================================================
  +|`credentials.jdbcUrl` |A JDBC connection string.
  +|`credentials.${SCHEME}${URL}` |A service URL&#8212;in the field name, `${SCHEME}` is a URI scheme used by the service and `${URL}` is the string `Url`, `url`, `Uri`, or `uri`.
  +|===========================================================================================================================================================================
  +
  +=== Supported Services
  +
  +This connector comes with built-in support for a variety of service types and providers. The criteria by which it establishes availability of each service are described below.
   
   ==== RabbitMQ
   
  
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  This connector discovers services that are bound to an application running in Cloud Foundry. (Since Cloud Foundry enumerates each service in a consistent format, Spring Cloud does not care which service provider is providing it.)
  
  === Cloud Detection
  
  This connector checks for the presence of a `VCAP_APPLICATION` environment variable. This is a system-provided environment variable which is specific to Cloud Foundry. If the variable exists, the connector will be activated.
  
  === Service Detection
  
  The connector inspects Cloud Foundry&#8217;s `VCAP_SERVICES` environment variable to detect available services. This variable stores connection and identification information for service instances that are bound to Cloud Foundry applications.
  
  
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    },
    "label": "p-rabbitmq",
    "name": "rabbit-bus",
    "plan": "standard",
    "tags": [
     "rabbitmq"
  