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readme instructions added for OCIR Docker login with auth token
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<li><i>initial_image</i> that is used to create the OCI Function as target environment for the OCI DevOps deployment pipeline.
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By default it is loaded from Dockerhub, but you can use any X86 arch image if want to replace this</li>
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<li><i>docker_user</i> is your OCIR Docker user to push the initial image (above) to OCIR repo for the Function. Replace &lt;namespace&gt; with your <code>tenancy namespace</code>. <code>oracleidentitycloudservice</code> is only used for federated domains/users, not local</li>
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<li><i>docker_password</i> is an <code>auth token</code> in your OCI user profile, <i>create one for this</i</li>
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<li><i>docker_password</i> is an <code>auth token</code> in your OCI user profile, <i>create one for this</i></li>
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Docker credentials are only used during the DevOps project creation to push the initial Function image and the DevOps project won't need them after it's been created by Terraform. <i>Hence, you can delete the auth token from your profile after the stack has been run.</i>

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