anchor.diff:  = OpenShift "oc cluster up" Wrapper script
   *oc cluster up* is a great tool for doing local development in openshift, but it lacks some really interesting features to 
  -be productive from a developer's perspective. This script helps developer's with their cusual/daily worksflows while using
  +be productive from a developer's perspective. This script helps developers with their casual/daily worksflows while using
   *oc cluster* as the internal tool.
   
   == What it provides
  -This script provides with the following:
  +This script provides the following enhancements:
   
   * cluster profiles
   * cluster management lifecycle
   * convenience methods for working with persistent volumes
  -* conenience methods for adding commons software to your cluster (This will be rewritten to be a plugin like mechanism)
  +* convenience methods for adding common software to your cluster (This will be rewritten to be a plugin like mechanism)
   
   == Cluster profiles
   As a developer, you do not always want to work on the same project, with the same code. Sometimes you need to be able to
  -switch between different clusters. For that, we provide with the *profile* concept. How it works? Easier to show you an example:
  +switch between different clusters. For that, we provide a *profile* concept. How does this work? To learn how this works, see the following example:
   
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   oc-cluster up                 # Brings up a <default> cluster
  
positive.code: https://127.0.0.1:8443/console
  ----
  
  I need to get into the origin container, to check something:
  
  ----
  $ oc-cluster ssh
  
negative.code: than this tool's.
  
  == Contributing
  Pull Request, and issues to make the tool are welcome. Please help us make this tool better by contributing your use cases. Once we have the plugin mechanism, this will be easier to do.
  Also, we would love all of these use cases to be in offical ôc cluster* tool but until that happens, we will keep using and maintaining this tool.
  
  *This work is done by the OpenShift Evangelist team*
  