anchor.diff:  sudo route -n add 172.0.0.0/8 $DOCKER_IP
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  +Going back to the bash shell on the VM we can now get a list of all running containers by running
  +....
  +docker ps
  +....
  
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  == Deploying fabric8 onto the Virtual Machine
  
  Now that you have a running VM it is time to install OpenShift and Fabric8. To make things easy everything you need is shipped in Docker containers. Simply log in using
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  vagrant ssh
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  vagrant up
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  image:vagrant.png[]
  [caption="Figure 1: "]
  .Figure 1. Creating of a VM using Vagrant.
  
  This can take a bit depending on your network speed. Currently it builds Ubuntu-trusty-64 image, but hopefully it will build a Centos-7 image soon. Alternatively there are a few other linux distros at https://github.com/fabric8io/fabric8/tree/master/support/vagrant[here]. I tried the Centos-7 distro but ran into an issue with Docker, so for now I'm staying with the Ubuntu image.
  
  If don't have the Vagrant Snapshot plugin installed yet run
  