Update messages.yml (#35)

.bluemix/nls/messages.yml

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 #The format for creating a link with a URL and text is [link text](link url) with no spaces or characters between the two sets of brackets- []()
 template.name: "Develop and Deploy application to VPC using deployment strategies"
 template.description: "With this toolchain, you can develop an application and deploy to Virtual Server Instances (Virtual Machine) within your VPC managed by the IBM Cloud. This template provides you with choices of advanced deployment strategies like Blue-Green, Rolling to cater to your needs.  By default, the toolchain uses a sample Maven based Java \"Hello World\" app, but you can also bring your own Maven based Java app and link to it instead. This toolchain is configured with pipelines for continuous integration, continuous delivery and pull request with [Code Risk Analyzer](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/ContinuousDelivery?topic=ContinuousDelivery-cd-configure-cra-repos), source control, issue tracking and online editing.\n\nThis toolchain uses tools that are part of the Continuous Delivery service. If an instance of that service isn't already in the selected resource group or organization, when you click **Create**, it is automatically added with the free [Lite](/catalog/services/continuous-delivery/) plan selected.\n\nTo get started, click **Create**.\n\nFor step-by-step instructions, follow the [tutorial](https://github.com/open-toolchain/sdk/wiki/Develop-and-deploy-an-application-on-IBM-Cloud-VPC-using-deployment-strategies)."
-template.gettingStarted: " **Your toolchain is ready!**\n\n**Quick start:** Commit a change to the Git repo to trigger a new build pipeline, which will be scanned for vulnerabilites and deployed in your Virtual Server. For step-by-step instructions, see the [tutorial](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/ContinuousDelivery?topic=ContinuousDelivery-tutorial-cd-vsi) for this toolchain."
+template.gettingStarted: " **Your toolchain is ready!**\n\n**Quick start:** Commit a change to the Git repo to trigger a new build pipeline, which will be scanned for vulnerabilites and deployed in your Virtual Server. For step-by-step instructions, see the [tutorial](https://github.com/open-toolchain/sdk/wiki/Develop-and-deploy-an-application-on-IBM-Cloud-VPC-using-deployment-strategies) for this toolchain."
 deploy.title: "Deploy Stage for Sample Java Based Application"
 deploy.description: "Toolchain to build and deploy simple Maven Based Java hello-world Application"
 deploy.basic.longDescription: "**Basic Strategy** uses the minimal infrastructure components and deploys the application on the single Virtual Server Instance and attaches the Floating IP for user access.\n\nEnter a name for the app that you want to deploy. Create a new IBM Cloud API Key or use an existing IBM Cloud API Key to retrieve IBM Cloud VPC Infrastructure for the Continuous Delivery Pipeline to automate deployment of the built application binary to Virtual Machines within VPC."
@@ -173,4 +173,4 @@ deploy.instanceGroup1PlaceHolder: "instance-group-1"
 deploy.instanceGroup2PlaceHolder: "instance-group-2"
 wizard.fetcher.warning.title: "Note "
 wizard.fetcher.warning.subtitle: "Please select the infrastructure elements like load balancer, instance group, bastion host that belongs to same VPC as selected earlier."
-deploy.vsiText: "**Virtual Server Instance Details**\n\n Select the virtual server instance from the VPC selected earlier where you plan to deploy and run the application."
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+deploy.vsiText: "**Virtual Server Instance Details**\n\n Select the virtual server instance from the VPC selected earlier where you plan to deploy and run the application."