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 ## What is this?
 
-This chart deploys a container containing common dev tools. It uses a dropbear ssh server so users can connect Visual Studio Code or IntelliJ to the pod as a remote environment. This allows developers to work inside a cluster in a very similiar fashion to how they would work locally. The dropbear port is bound to 3022, it runs as the developer user, not root. On each start of the container the developer user is changed randomly and logged with the intent that once initially accessed developers switch to public key authentication. `/home/developer` and `/etc/dropbear` use PVCs and will survive updates/restarts, other changes such as `apt-get` installs will not.
+This chart deploys a container containing common dev tools. It uses a dropbear ssh server so users can connect Visual Studio Code or IntelliJ to the pod as a remote environment. This allows developers to work inside a cluster in a very similiar fashion to how they would work locally. The dropbear port is bound to 3022, it runs as the developer user, not root. On each start of the container the developer user password is changed randomly and logged with the intent that once initially accessed developers switch to public key authentication. `/home/developer` and `/etc/dropbear` use PVCs and will survive updates/restarts, other changes such as `apt-get` installs will not.
 
 ## How to deploy 
 
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 ## Login with public key authentication
 First generate a compatible ssh key pair.  `ssh-keygen -t ecdsa`. After generating the key pair you will need to copy the public key to the pod. This assumes you have already started port-forwarding or have enabled the service to expose the ssh port. Ensure you have the current password for the developer user.
 
-`ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_ecdsa  -p 3022 developer@<the-ip-address-or-hostname>` You will be prompted for the password go ahead and enter it and the authorized keys file will be populated with the public key from your key pair.
+`ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_ecdsa  -p 3022 developer@<the-ip-address-or-hostname>` You will be prompted for the password go ahead and enter it and the authorized keys file will be populated with the public key from your key pair.