Cf News september-december 2017
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The document summarizes Cloud Foundry news from September to December 2017. Key updates included CF Day Bulgaria on February 1st, Garden container release versions 1.9.5 through 1.10.0, a reimplemented v2-push command in the CF CLI version 6.33.0, and Service Fabrik entering Cloud Foundry incubation. The document also mentioned updates to cf-deployment and .NET support on Cloud Foundry.
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