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Absolute\ path\ to\ the\ Cloud\ Foundry\ CLI\ executable,\ specified\ if\ it\ is\ not\ already\ on\ the\ system\ path.=Absolute path to the Cloud Foundry CLI executable, specified if it is not already on the system path.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers1
Additional\ Arguments=Additional Arguments~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers2
Additional\ command\ line\ arguments\ to\ pass\ when\ running\ this\ command\ separated\ by\ new\ lines.\ (e.g.\ --user\ USERNAME)=Additional command line arguments to pass when running this command separated by new lines. (e.g. --user USERNAME)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers3
Additional\ command\ line\ arguments\ to\ pass\ when\ running\ this\ command.\ (e.g.\ --memory\ 1024)=Additional command line arguments to pass when running this command. (e.g. --memory 1024)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers4
Additional\ command\ line\ arguments\ to\ pass\ when\ running\ this\ command.\ (e.g.\ --pull)=Additional command line arguments to pass when running this command. (e.g. --pull)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers5
Any\ additional\ argument\ flags\ to\ include\ with\ the\ command\ split\ by\ a\ new\ line.=Any additional argument flags to include with the command split by a new line.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers6
API\ Endpoint=API Endpoint~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers7
Auto\ Recovery=Auto Recovery~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers8
Automatically\ expose\ any\ ports\ specified\ in\ the\ image's\ Dockerfile\ for\ HTTP\ traffic.=Automatically expose any ports specified in the image's Dockerfile for HTTP traffic.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers9
Automatically\ restart\ failed\ container\ instances.=Automatically restart failed container instances.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers10
Bind\ a\ floating\ IP\ address\ to\ a\ running\ container.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Bind a floating IP address to a running container. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers11
Bind\ Application=Bind Application~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers12
Bind\ IP\ Address=Bind IP Address~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers13
Bluemix\ API=Bluemix API~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers14
Bluemix\ API\ Endpoint=Bluemix API Endpoint~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers15
Bluemix\ Discovery=Bluemix Discovery~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers16
Bluemix\ Password=Bluemix Password~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers17
Bluemix\ Registry\ Configure=Bluemix Registry Configure~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers18
Bluemix\ Username=Bluemix Username~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers19
BluemixInstance=BluemixInstance~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers20
BluemixRegistry=BluemixRegistry~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers21
Build\ a\ Docker\ image\ locally\ or\ in\ the\ private\ Bluemix\ repository\ using\ a\ Dockerfile.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Build a Docker image locally or in the private Bluemix repository using a Dockerfile. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers22
Build\ Image\ from\ Dockerfile=Build Image from Dockerfile~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers23
Cloud=Cloud~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers24
Cloud\ Foundry\ CLI\ Path=Cloud Foundry CLI Path~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers25
Cloud\ Foundry\ Containers=Cloud Foundry Containers~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers26
Cloud\ Foundry\ Executable=Cloud Foundry Executable~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers27
Cloud\ Foundry\ IBM\ Containers=Cloud Foundry IBM Containers~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers28
Cloud\ Foundry\ Password=Cloud Foundry Password~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers29
Cloud\ Foundry\ Username=Cloud Foundry Username~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers30
Command=Command~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers31
Command\ to\ run\ on\ the\ container.\ (e.g.\ export\ GROOVY_HOME\=/opt/groovy)=Command to run on the container. (e.g. export GROOVY_HOME\=/opt/groovy)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers32
Configure\ Bluemix\ registries\ for\ the\ Bluemix\ instance.=Configure Bluemix registries for the Bluemix instance.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers33
Container\ Name=Container Name~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers34
Container\ Name/ID=Container Name/ID~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers35
Container\ Names/IDs=Container Names/IDs~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers36
Create\ a\ container\ group\ for\ scaling\ containers.=Create a container group for scaling containers.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers37
Create\ Group=Create Group~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers38
Desired\ Instances=Desired Instances~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers39
Dockerfile\ Path=Dockerfile Path~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers40
Domain\ Name=Domain Name~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers41
Domain\ name\ to\ combine\ with\ the\ hostname\ to\ form\ the\ full\ public\ route\ URL.\ (e.g.\ .mybluemix.net)=Domain name to combine with the hostname to form the full public route URL. (e.g. .mybluemix.net)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers42
Environment\ Variables=Environment Variables~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers43
Execute\ a\ command\ on\ a\ running\ container.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Execute a command on a running container. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers44
Execute\ Command\ On\ Container=Execute Command On Container~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers45
Expose\ this\ port\ for\ HTTP\ traffic\ on\ the\ containers.\ You\ may\ not\ include\ multiple\ ports\ for\ container\ groups.=Expose this port for HTTP traffic on the containers. You may not include multiple ports for container groups.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers46
Exposed\ Port=Exposed Port~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers47
Exposed\ Ports=Exposed Ports~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers48
Fail=Fail~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers49
Force\ the\ removal\ of\ a\ running\ or\ failed\ container.=Force the removal of a running or failed container.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers50
Forced\ Removal=Forced Removal~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers51
Group\ Name=Group Name~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers52
Host\ name\ to\ combine\ with\ the\ domain\ to\ form\ the\ full\ public\ route\ URL.=Host name to combine with the domain to form the full public route URL.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers53
Hostname=Hostname~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers54
Image\ Name=Image Name~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers55
Image\ Name/ID=Image Name/ID~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers56
Initialize\ Plugin=Initialize Plugin~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers57
Install\ IBM\ Containers\ Plugin=Install IBM Containers Plugin~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers58
Install\ the\ IBM\ containers\ plugin\ to\ run\ native\ docker\ commands\ from\ within\ the\ Cloud\ Foundry\ CLI.=Install the IBM containers plugin to run native docker commands from within the Cloud Foundry CLI.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers59
IP\ Address=IP Address~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers60
Log\ out\ of\ the\ Cloud\ Foundry\ instance\ t.=Log out of the Cloud Foundry instance t.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers61
Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry=Login to Cloud Foundry~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers62
Login\ to\ the\ Cloud\ Foundry\ instance\ in\ order\ to\ use\ the\ CF\ Containers\ CLI.=Login to the Cloud Foundry instance in order to use the CF Containers CLI.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers63
Logout\ of\ Cloud\ Foundry=Logout of Cloud Foundry~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers64
Maximum\ Instances=Maximum Instances~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers65
Minimum\ Instances=Minimum Instances~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers66
Name\ to\ assign\ to\ the\ group.\ Must\ start\ with\ a\ letter\ and\ can\ include\ uppercase,\ lowercase,\ numbers,\ periods,\ underscored,\ or\ hyphens.=Name to assign to the group. Must start with a letter and can include uppercase, lowercase, numbers, periods, underscored, or hyphens.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers67
Name\ to\ assign\ to\ the\ running\ container.=Name to assign to the running container.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers68
Namespace=Namespace~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers69
On\ Failure=On Failure~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers70
Organization=Organization~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers71
Override\ CF\ CLI\ Path=Override CF CLI Path~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers72
Override\ the\ default\ URL\ with\ a\ local\ path\ to\ the\ IBM\ Containers\ Plugin\ or\ a\ URL\ path.=Override the default URL with a local path to the IBM Containers Plugin or a URL path.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers73
Path\ To\ IBM\ Containers\ Plugin=Path To IBM Containers Plugin~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers74
Plugin\ for\ creating\ and\ managing\ Docker\ containers\ from\ within\ Cloud\ Foundry.=Plugin for creating and managing Docker containers from within Cloud Foundry.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers75
Ports=Ports~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers76
Provide\ the\ Bluemix\ API\ Endpoint\ if\ the\ config.json\ file\ does\ not\ exist\ or\ is\ not\ configured\ correctly\ on\ the\ agent\ to\ be\ used\ during\ discovery.=Provide the Bluemix API Endpoint if the config.json file does not exist or is not configured correctly on the agent to be used during discovery.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers77
Provide\ the\ full\ path\ to\ the\ cf\ executable\ file\ to\ override\ the\ auto\ discovery\ path.=Provide the full path to the cf executable file to override the auto discovery path.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers78
Refresh\ the\ bearer\ token\ for\ authentication\ and\ reinitialize\ the\ CLI.\ Will\ also\ set\ the\ output\ properties\ 'cfic.dockerHost'\ and\ 'cfic.dockerCertPath'.\ Use\ these\ to\ set\ the\ '--host'\ and\ '--tlscert'\ with\ the\ docker\ CLI.\ This\ will\ allows\ use\ of\ the\ Docker\ CLI\ directly\ for\ the\ current\ session\ to\ run\ supported\ Docker\ commands.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Refresh the bearer token for authentication and reinitialize the CLI. Will also set the output properties 'cfic.dockerHost' and 'cfic.dockerCertPath'. Use these to set the '--host' and '--tlscert' with the docker CLI. This will allows use of the Docker CLI directly for the current session to run supported Docker commands. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers79
Registry\ Endpoint=Registry Endpoint~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers80
Registry\ Url\ Path=Registry Url Path~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers81
Release\ an\ IP\ address\ from\ the\ container\ cloud\ service\ instance.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Release an IP address from the container cloud service instance. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers82
Release\ IP\ Address=Release IP Address~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers83
Remove\ a\ container\ group\ from\ the\ Bluemix\ repository.=Remove a container group from the Bluemix repository.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers84
Remove\ Group=Remove Group~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers85
Request\ a\ new\ floating\ IP\ address\ that\ can\ be\ used\ within\ your\ container\ cloud\ service\ instance.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Request a new floating IP address that can be used within your container cloud service instance. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers86
Request\ IP\ Address=Request IP Address~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers87
Resource=Resource~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers88
ResourceRole=ResourceRole~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers89
Run\ Container=Run Container~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers90
Set\ Namespace=Set Namespace~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers91
Set\ the\ namespace\ for\ the\ targeted\ organization.\ Be\ careful,\ this\ cannot\ be\ unset.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Set the namespace for the targeted organization. Be careful, this cannot be unset. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers92
Space=Space~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers93
Specify\ a\ key\ value\ pair\ for\ each\ environment\ variable\ to\ set\ on\ the\ containers.\ Split\ multiple\ variables\ via\ new\ line.\ (e.g.\ CSS_BIND_APP\=MyApplication)=Specify a key value pair for each environment variable to set on the containers. Split multiple variables via new line. (e.g. CSS_BIND_APP\=MyApplication)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers94
Specify\ any\ ports\ to\ expose\ for\ HTTP\ traffic\ on\ the\ running\ container.\ Split\ multiple\ ports\ by\ new\ line.=Specify any ports to expose for HTTP traffic on the running container. Split multiple ports by new line.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers95
Start\ a\ new\ container\ from\ an\ image\ name\ or\ id.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Start a new container from an image name or id. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers96
Start\ Containers=Start Containers~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers97
Start\ stopped\ containers.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Start stopped containers. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers98
Stop\ Containers=Stop Containers~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers99
Stop\ running\ containers.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Stop running containers. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers100
Tag=Tag~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers101
The\ API\ Endpoint\ used\ to\ connect\ to\ the\ Cloud\ Foundry\ web\ service.=The API Endpoint used to connect to the Cloud Foundry web service.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers102
The\ Bluemix\ password\ to\ use.=The Bluemix password to use.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers103
The\ bluemix\ registry\ path\ including\ the\ host\ and\ namespace\ in\ the\ form\ 'host/namespace'\ If\ left\ blank\ the\ path\ will\ be\ discovered\ using\ the\ specified\ API\ Endpoint.=The bluemix registry path including the host and namespace in the form 'host/namespace' If left blank the path will be discovered using the specified API Endpoint.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers104
The\ bluemix\ registry\ url\ path.\ If\ left\ blank\ the\ path\ will\ be\ discovered\ using\ the\ specified\ API\ Endpoint.=The bluemix registry url path. If left blank the path will be discovered using the specified API Endpoint.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers105
The\ Bluemix\ username.=The Bluemix username.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers106
The\ Cloud\ Foundry\ Organization\ that\ can\ be\ accessed\ according\ to\ the\ users\ permissions.=The Cloud Foundry Organization that can be accessed according to the users permissions.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers107
The\ Cloud\ Foundry\ Space\ that\ provides\ the\ scope\ for\ services,\ applications,\ and\ containers.=The Cloud Foundry Space that provides the scope for services, applications, and containers.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers108
The\ command\ to\ execute\ within\ the\ container.\ (e.g.\ cp\ /root/dependency.jar\ ${JAVA_HOME}/lib)=The command to execute within the container. (e.g. cp /root/dependency.jar $[{JAVA_HOME}]/lib)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers109
The\ floating\ IP\ address\ to\ release\ from\ the\ container\ cloud\ service.=The floating IP address to release from the container cloud service.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers110
The\ image\ to\ include\ in\ each\ container\ instance\ in\ the\ container\ group.\ You\ may\ include\ commands\ after\ the\ container\ name.\ (e.g.\ registry.ng.bluemix.net/myimage\ ping\ localhost)=The image to include in each container instance in the container group. You may include commands after the container name. (e.g. registry.ng.bluemix.net/myimage ping localhost)~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers111
The\ maximum\ number\ of\ container\ instances.=The maximum number of container instances.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers112
The\ minimum\ number\ of\ container\ instances.=The minimum number of container instances.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers113
The\ name\ of\ the\ application\ to\ bind\ to\ the\ running\ container.=The name of the application to bind to the running container.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers114
The\ name\ or\ ID\ of\ the\ container\ to\ bind\ to\ the\ ip\ address.=The name or ID of the container to bind to the ip address.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers115
The\ name\ or\ ID\ of\ the\ container\ to\ execute\ a\ command\ on.=The name or ID of the container to execute a command on.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers116
The\ name\ or\ ID\ of\ the\ container\ to\ unbind\ the\ ip\ address\ from.\ If\ not\ specified,\ the\ container\ that\ is\ currently\ bound\ to\ the\ specified\ IP\ Address\ will\ be\ unbound.=The name or ID of the container to unbind the ip address from. If not specified, the container that is currently bound to the specified IP Address will be unbound.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers117
The\ name\ or\ ID\ of\ the\ image\ to\ use\ for\ running\ the\ container.=The name or ID of the image to use for running the container.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers118
The\ names\ or\ IDs\ of\ the\ containers\ to\ start.\ Multiple\ containers\ separated\ by\ new\ line.=The names or IDs of the containers to start. Multiple containers separated by new line.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers119
The\ namespace\ to\ be\ assigned\ to\ uniquely\ identify\ your\ organization\ on\ the\ BlueMix\ registry.\ The\ namespace\ must\ start\ with\ a\ lowercase\ letter\ and\ be\ 4-30\ characters.\ You\ can\ use\ lowercase\ letters,\ numbers,\ and\ underscores.=The namespace to be assigned to uniquely identify your organization on the BlueMix registry. The namespace must start with a lowercase letter and be 4-30 characters. You can use lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers120
The\ number\ of\ required\ container\ instances.\ This\ is\ the\ number\ of\ containers\ by\ default.=The number of required container instances. This is the number of containers by default.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers121
The\ password\ to\ authenticate\ with\ the\ Bluemix\ server.=The password to authenticate with the Bluemix server.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers122
The\ password\ to\ authenticate\ with\ your\ Cloud\ Foundry\ instance.=The password to authenticate with your Cloud Foundry instance.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers123
The\ path\ to\ the\ cf\ command\ line\ script.=The path to the cf command line script.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers124
The\ path\ to\ the\ directory\ containing\ the\ Dockerfile\ used\ to\ build\ the\ image.\ Artifacts\ used\ in\ the\ build\ should\ also\ exist\ in\ this\ directory.=The path to the directory containing the Dockerfile used to build the image. Artifacts used in the build should also exist in this directory.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers125
The\ path\ to\ the\ directory\ where\ the\ cf\ command\ line\ executable\ resides.=The path to the directory where the cf command line executable resides.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers126
The\ repository\ name\ to\ apply\ to\ the\ created\ image.=The repository name to apply to the created image.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers127
The\ Resource\ being\ configured=The Resource being configured~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers128
The\ url\ of\ the\ Bluemix\ API\ Endpoint.=The url of the Bluemix API Endpoint.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers129
The\ url\ of\ the\ Bluemix\ API\ endpoint.=The url of the Bluemix API endpoint.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers130
The\ username\ to\ authenticate\ with\ the\ Bluemix\ server.=The username to authenticate with the Bluemix server.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers131
The\ username\ to\ authenticate\ with\ your\ Cloud\ Foundry\ instance.=The username to authenticate with your Cloud Foundry instance.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers132
This\ step\ will\ discover\ if\ Cloud\ Foundry\ is\ on\ an\ agent\ by\ checking\ common\ installation\ paths.\ If\ it\ is,\ the\ bluemix\ api\ endpoint\ will\ be\ used\ to\ create\ a\ resource\ for\ the\ Bluemix\ instance.=This step will discover if Cloud Foundry is on an agent by checking common installation paths. If it is, the bluemix api endpoint will be used to create a resource for the Bluemix instance.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers133
Unbind\ IP\ Address=Unbind IP Address~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers134
Unbind\ the\ IP\ address\ allocated\ to\ the\ specified\ container.\ You\ must\ be\ logged\ into\ Cloud\ Foundry\ before\ running\ this\ step\ by\ either\ running\ the\ 'Login\ to\ Cloud\ Foundry'\ step\ or\ by\ manually\ logging\ in\ on\ the\ agent\ machine.=Unbind the IP address allocated to the specified container. You must be logged into Cloud Foundry before running this step by either running the 'Login to Cloud Foundry' step or by manually logging in on the agent machine.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers135
Uninstall\ IBM\ Containers\ Plugin=Uninstall IBM Containers Plugin~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers136
Uninstall\ the\ IBM\ containers\ plugin.=Uninstall the IBM containers plugin.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers137
Update\ Group=Update Group~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers138
Update\ specific\ options\ for\ a\ container\ group.\ You\ may\ only\ update\ one\ parameter\ at\ a\ time.=Update specific options for a container group. You may only update one parameter at a time.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers139
Warn=Warn~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers140
What\ to\ do\ when\ the\ namespace\ is\ alreadyy\ set\ for\ the\ organization.\ Fail\ will\ cause\ the\ step\ to\ fail,\ and\ Warn\ will\ cause\ the\ step\ to\ warn\ but\ continue\ with\ process\ execution.=What to do when the namespace is alreadyy set for the organization. Fail will cause the step to fail, and Warn will cause the step to warn but continue with process execution.~cloud-foundry-ibm-containers141
