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Expand Up @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ inject user credentials to virtual machines, we must perform that task ourselves
the blueprint. Use the following command to extract the blueprint to a ```example-http-server.toml```
file in the current directory:

$ composer-cli blueprints save example-http-server
$ sudo composer-cli blueprints save example-http-server

Add the following lines to the end of the ```example-http-server.toml``` file to set
the initial root ```password``` to ```foobar```. You can also use a crypted password
Expand All @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ string for the ```password``` or set an SSH ```key```.

Now save the blueprint back into composer with the following command:

$ composer-cli blueprints push example-http-server.toml
$ sudo composer-cli blueprints push example-http-server.toml

We run the following command to start a compose. Notice that we pass the image type
of ```vmdk``` which indicates we want an image appropriate for pushing to
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