diff --git a/starters/IoT/start_iot.md b/starters/IoT/start_iot.md
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@@ -105,99 +105,49 @@ Configure the Node-RED device simulator. Use the device simulator to send MQTT d
8. Connect your sample IoT device to {{site.data.keyword.iot_short_notm}} to view device data.
-## Creating cards in {{site.data.keyword.iot_short_notm}} to show live data
-{: #createcards}
-To create cards, perform the following tasks.
-
-### Automatically generate data every 3 seconds
-1. In the Node-RED tab, double-click the Send Data node
-2. Set Repeat to Interval Every 3 seconds
-3. Deploy
-
-### Create new cards in the dashboard
-1. Go to the {{site.data.keyword.iot_short_notm}} dashboard browser tab.
-2. Select BOARDS.
-3. Click Create New Board.
-4. Give it a name like Home Environment.
-5. Create.
-6. Click Add New Card (for temperature).
- 1. Under Devices, select Realtime chart.
- 2. Card source data, check your Device "LivingRoomThermo1", then click Next.
- 3. Connect new data set.
- - Name: Temperature
- - Event: update
- - Property: temp
- - Type: Float
- - Unit: °C
- - Precision: 2
- - Min: 0
- - Max: 50
- - Next
- 4. Card preview.
- - Select L
- - Next
- 5. Card information.
- - Title: Temperature
- 6. Submit.
- 7. The temperature card appears on the dashboard and includes a graph of the live temperature data.
-7. Click Add New Card (for humidity).
- 1. Under Devices, select Show more.
- 2. Select Gauge.
- 3. Card source data, check your Device, then click Next.
- 4. Connect new data set.
- - Name: Humidity
- - Event: update
- - Property: humidity
- - Type: Float
- - Unit: "% relative humidity"
- - Precision: 1
- - Min: 10
- - Max: 95
- - Next
- 5. Card preview.
- - Settings
- - Lower threshold: 40 and fair
- - Middle: good
- - Upper threshold: 50% and fair
- - Select M
- - Next
- 6. Card information.
- - Title: Humidity
- 7. Submit.
- 8. The humidity card appears on the dashboard and includes a gauge that shows the live humidity data.
-8. Click Add New Card (for location).
- 1. Under Devices, select Show more.
- 2. Select Value.
- 3. Card source data, check your Device. "LivingRoomThermo1", then click Next.
- 4. Connect new data set.
- - Name: Latitude
- - Event: update
- - Property: location.latitude
- - Type: Float
- - Unit: "°N"
- - Precision: 2
- - Min: -180
- - Max: 180
- 5. Connect new data set.
- - Name: Longitude
- - Event: update
- - Property: location.longitude
- - Type: Float
- - Unit: "°E"
- - Precision: 2
- - Min: -180
- - Max: 180
- - Next
- 6. Card preview.
- - Select L
- - Next
- 7. Card information.
- - Title: Location
- 8. Submit.
-9. Watch your new cards update in real time with the simulator data generated by the Node-RED flow.
-**Note**: Node-RED continues to send data until you stop it.
-10. In the Node-RED flow editor, update the Send Data node to Repeat: none.
-11. Deploy.
+# Deploying your app with the command line interface
+{:shortdesc}
+You can use the command line interface to deploy and modify applications and service instances.
+
+{:prereq}
+Before you begin, install the Cloud Foundry and {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix}} command line interfaces.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+After the command line interfaces are installed, you can get started:
+
+ 1. {: download} Download your starter code, and extract the package to a new directory to set up your development environment.
+
+ 
+
+ 2. Change to the directory where your code is located.
+
+ cd your_new_directory
+
+ 3. Make changes to your app code as you see fit. We suggest making sure the app runs locally before you deploy it back to {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix}}.
One file you should take note of is the `manifest.yml` file. When deploying your app back to {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix}}, this file is used to determine your application’s URL, memory allocation, number of instances, and other crucial parameters. You can [read more about the manifest file](https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/devguide/deploy-apps/manifest.html){: new_window} in the Cloud Foundry documentation.
+
+ 4. Connect to {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix}}.
+
+ bluemix api https://api.DomainName
+
+ 5. Log in to {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}}.
+
+ bluemix login -u username -o org_name -s space_name
+
+ If you are using a federated ID, use the -sso option.
+
+ bluemix login -u username -o "org_name" -s "space_name" -sso
+
+ 6. Deploy your app to {{site.data.keyword.Bluemix_notm}}. For more information about the cf push command, see [Uploading your application](/docs/starters/upload_app.html).
+
+ cf push "app_name"
+
+ 7. Access your app by entering the following URL into your browser:
+
+ host.AppDomainName
## What's next?
{: #whatsnext}