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 # Manage Container Instance Zero-to-One And One-to-Many Using Container Service Orchestrator (Java)
 
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-  Azure Container Instance sample for managing container instances.
-      - Create an Azure Container Registry to be used for holding private Docker container images
-      - If a local Docker engine cannot be found, create a Linux virtual machine that will host a Docker engine
-          to be used for this sample
-      - Use Docker Java to create a Docker client that will push/pull an image to/from Azure Container Registry
-      - Pull a test image from the public Docker repo (tomcat:8) to be used as a sample for pushing/pulling
-          to/from an Azure Container Registry
-     - Create an Azure container group with a container instance using the container image that was pushed to the
-          container registry created above
-     - Test that the container app can be reached via "curl" like HTTP GET calls
-     - Retrieve container log content
-      - Create a SSH private/public key to be used when creating a container service
-      - Create an Azure Container Service with Kubernetes orchestration
-      - Log in via the SSH client and download the Kubernetes config
-      - Create a Kubernetes client using the Kubernetes config file downloaded from one of the virtual machine managers
-      - Create a Kubernetes namespace
-      - Create a Kubernetes secret of type "docker-registry" using the Azure Container Registry credentials from above
-      - Create a Kubernetes replication controller using a container image from the Azure private registry from above
-          and a load balancer service that will expose the app to the world
+Azure Container Instance sample for managing container instances.
+  
+- Create an Azure Container Registry to be used for holding private Docker container images
+- If a local Docker engine cannot be found, create a Linux virtual machine that will host a Docker engine
+    to be used for this sample
+- Use Docker Java to create a Docker client that will push/pull an image to/from Azure Container Registry
+- Pull a test image from the public Docker repo (tomcat:8) to be used as a sample for pushing/pulling
+    to/from an Azure Container Registry
+- Create an Azure container group with a container instance using the container image that was pushed to the
+    container registry created above
+- Test that the container app can be reached via "curl" like HTTP GET calls
+- Retrieve container log content
+- Create a SSH private/public key to be used when creating a container service
+- Create an Azure Container Service with Kubernetes orchestration
+- Log in via the SSH client and download the Kubernetes config
+- Create a Kubernetes client using the Kubernetes config file downloaded from one of the virtual machine managers
+- Create a Kubernetes namespace
+- Create a Kubernetes secret of type "docker-registry" using the Azure Container Registry credentials from above
+- Create a Kubernetes replication controller using a container image from the Azure private registry from above
+    and a load balancer service that will expose the app to the world
 
 
 ## Running this Sample