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   == Application Name Settings and Deployments
   
  -To help avoid clashes with routes across spaces on Cloud Foundry, a naming strategy to provide a random prefix to a deployed application is available and is enabled by default.  There are two configuration properties, `enableRandomAppNamePrefix` and `appNamePrefix`.  The `appNamePrefix` property defaults to `spring.application.name` if present, otherwise defaults to an empty string.
  +To help avoid clashes with routes across spaces on Cloud Foundry, a naming strategy to provide a random prefix to a
  +deployed application is available and is enabled by default.  There are two configuration properties,
  +`enableRandomAppNamePrefix` and `appNamePrefix`.  The `appNamePrefix` property defaults to `spring.application.name`
  +if present, otherwise defaults to an empty string.
   
  -An application can have four possible "name" combinations. For instance, the `time` application can have name combinations as shown in the table below. The name of the deployed application is defined via deployer's high level API, in this case it is 'time'.
  +An application can have four possible "name" combinations. For instance, the `time` application can have name
  +combinations as shown in the table below. The name of the deployed application is defined via deployer's high level API,
  + in this case it is 'time'.
   
   .Application Name
   |===
  
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  The project includes a set of integration tests that can be run against a Cloud Foundry installation, provided that
  connection information is correctly set. If credentials are not set correctly, those tests will be silently skipped.
  Below is a short list of common Spring Boot `@ConfigurationProperties` (in environment variable format) that you will need to set in order to deploy applications to Cloud Foundry:
  
  ----
  # url of the CF API (used when using cf login -a for example)
  
negative.code: SPRING_CLOUD_DEPLOYER_CLOUDFOUNDRY_SKIP_SSL_VALIDATION
  ----
  
  Refer to `CloudFoundryDeploymentProperties.java` and `CloudFoundryConnectionProperties.java` for a complete listing.
  
  == Services, Disk and Memory Settings for Applications
  
  