anchor.diff:  
   is commented out (the # means that Vagrant won't execute that line).
   
  -Rather than using another provisioner to install software on our VM, we are starting to use Chef. As mentioned in the  http://dm-academy.github.io/aitm/#_policy_based_approaches[readings for Session 02], Chef is a configuration management system.
  +Rather than using a shell provisioner to install software on our VM, we are starting to use Chef. As mentioned in the  http://dm-academy.github.io/aitm/#_policy_based_approaches[readings for Session 02], Chef is a configuration management system.
   
   Now, http://searchaws.techtarget.com/definition/Opscode-Chef[read a bit about Chef] and https://docs.chef.io/chef_quick_overview.html[a bit more] before you continue.
   
  
positive.code:       chef.add_recipe               "localTomcat::v8"
        chef.add_recipe               "shared::_junit"
        chef.add_recipe               "manos::default"
      end
    end
  ....
  
negative.code: NIC 1 Rule(3):   name = tcp8134, protocol = tcp, host ip = , host port = XXXX, guest ip = , guest port = 8080
  ....
  
  Copy down the "XXXX." It is your port 8080 mapping.
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  Once you have your port 8080 mapping and the Vagrant launching process is complete, you can access your VM's web server. Manos comes preconfigured with a running Tomcat instance and a simple test-harness based Java application. You can see it running when you ssh into the VM:
  