Improving CF deployer documentation (#868)

* Improving CF deployer documentation

Adding stack as a supported property

Author: Albertoimpl

spring-cloud-app-broker-docs/src/docs/asciidoc/service-instances.adoc

@@ -35,6 +35,72 @@ spring:
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 ====
 
+The following table lists properties that can be set for all or for deployments:
+
+[%header,cols="2,2,1"]
+|===
+|Property
+|Description
+|Default
+
+|`api-polling-timeout`
+|The timeout for polled async CF API calls, in seconds.
+|300
+
+|`buildpack`
+|The buildpack to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|`buildpacks`
+|The list of buildpacks to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|`domain`
+|The domain to use when mapping routes for applications.
+|
+
+|`domains`
+|The list of domain to use when mapping routes for applications.
+|
+
+|`health-check`
+|The type of health check to perform on deployed application, if not overridden per-app.
+|PORT
+
+|`health-check-http-endpoint`
+|The path that the http health check will use.
+|/health
+
+|`health-check-timeout`
+|The timeout value for health checks in seconds.
+|120
+
+|`javaOpts`
+|The javaOpts to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|`memory`
+|The memory to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|`no-route`
+|If the application does not need a route
+|false
+
+|`route-path`
+|The route-path to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|`routes`
+|The routes to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|`stack`
+|The stack to use for deploying the application.
+|
+
+|===
+
 You can set overriding values for a specific service in the service's configuration under `spring.cloud.appbroker.services.*`, as follows:
 
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@@ -84,14 +150,6 @@ The following table lists properties that can be set for all or for specific app
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-|`buildpack`
-|The single buildpack to use for deploying the application.
-|
-
-|`buildpacks`
-|Comma separated list of buildpacks to use for deploying the application.
-|
-
 |`domain`
 |The domain to use when mapping routes for the deployed application. `domain` and `host` are mutually exclusive with `routes`.
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