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Update command to view deployed container in tutorial
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Fixed another wrong rad app connections command
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Expand Up @@ -132,10 +132,10 @@ Radius Applications are where all your app's resources and relationships come to
demo Applications.Core/containers
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1. Run `rad app connections` again to see the container you just deployed:
1. Run `rad app graph` again to see the container you just deployed:

```bash
rad app connections
rad app graph
```

You should see the container you just deployed, along with the underlying Kubernetes resources that were created to run it:
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1. Press CTRL+C to terminate the port-forward and log stream.

1. Run `rad app connections` again to see the new dependency:
1. Run `rad app graph` again to see the new dependency:

```bash
rad app connections
rad app graph
```

You should see the container and Mongo database you just deployed, along with the underlying Kubernetes resources that were created to run them:
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