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+# Docker Scripts
+
 These are scripts that make common docker activities easier.
 
 The contents currently include:
 
-docker-enter : This is my own variation of a script to use nsenter to run
+`docker-enter` : This is my own variation of a script to use nsenter to run
   an additional command within a container.   This is superceeded by 
   "docker exec"
 
-docker-rebase : This a script that performs a function simmilar to docker
+`docker-rebase` : This a script that performs a function simmilar to docker
   commit.  But rather than adding to an existing image's history, it creates
   a new image via "docker export" and "docker import" and then creates a
   dockerfile within a pipe to set all the same settings.
 
-bridge-default-route : Create a bridge for the default route.  This is useful
+`bridge-default-route` : Create a bridge for the default route.  This is useful
   in combinations with the next script as a way to make docker containers
   accessible from other hosts
 
-docker-bridge : Connect a docker container to a bridge.
-
-EXAMPLE: Creating a bridge accessible on the local network.
-
-  First create a bridge, br0, for your default route:
-
-  # bridge-default-route br0
-
-  Now go-ahead and create your containers with no network:
-
-  # CONTAINER=$(docker run -d --net=none -t -i fedora /bin/bash -i)
-
-  Finally connect your container to your bridge with a static ip address. 
-
-  # docker-bridge "$CONTAINER" address 192.168.1.68/24 bridge br0 broadcast 192.168.1.255 gateway 192.168.1.1
-
-  In this example, my router is 192.168.1.1.  The static IP address I assigned
-  to the container is 192.168.1.68.
+`docker-bridge` : Connect a docker container to a bridge.
+
+## EXAMPLE: Creating a bridge accessible on the local network.
+
+First create a bridge, br0, for your default route:
+```
+# bridge-default-route br0
+```
+
+Now go-ahead and create your containers with no network:
+```
+# CONTAINER=$(docker run -d --net=none -t -i fedora /bin/bash -i)
+```
+Finally connect your container to your bridge with a static ip address. 
+```
+# docker-bridge "$CONTAINER" address 192.168.1.68/24 bridge br0 broadcast 192.168.1.255 gateway 192.168.1.1
+```
+In this example, my router is 192.168.1.1.  The static IP address I assigned
+to the container is 192.168.1.68.