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articles/migrate/tutorial-app-containerization-aspnet-app-service.md

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 2. If you parameterized application configurations, specify the secret store to use for the application. You can choose Azure Key Vault or App Service application settings to manage your application secrets. For more information, see [Configure connection strings](../app-service/configure-common.md#configure-connection-strings).
 
      - If you selected App Service application settings to manage your secrets,  select **Continue**.
-     - If you want to use an Azure key vault to manage your application secrets, specify the key vault that you want to use.
-         - If you don't have an Azure key vault or want to create a new key vault, you can create one by selecting **Create new Azure Key Vault**.
+     - If you want to use an Azure Key Vault to manage your application secrets, specify the key vault that you want to use.
+         - If you don't have an Azure Key Vault or want to create a new key vault, you can create one by selecting **Create new Azure Key Vault**.
          - The tool will automatically assign the necessary permissions for managing secrets via the key vault.
 
 3. If you added more folders and selected the Azure file share option for persistent storage, specify the Azure file share to be used by the App Containerization tool during deployment. The tool will copy over the application folders that you configured for Azure Files and mount them on the application container during deployment.