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 This repository contains a Dockerfile for building an Azure CLI container image.
 
 It is designed to be used as a operating environment for running Azure CLI commands,
-while providing isolation from the host system. User's home directory is mounted
-into the container to persist configuration and credentials. Volume is used to
+while providing isolation from the host system. Volume is used to
 persist home directory data.
 
 ## Usage
 
-```bash
-azure-cli [--account ACCOUNT_NAME] [--user CONTAINER_USERNAME] [ container CLI arguments... ]
+```text
+azure-cli (-l|--list)
 ```
 
-- `--account ACCOUNT_NAME` - Specify the account name to use for the volume that stores the home directory data. Defaults to the current user's username.
-- `--user CONTAINER_USERNAME` - Specify the username to use inside the container. Defaults `ubuntu`.
-- `container CLI arguments...` - Any additional arguments are passed to the container CLI command (not the command inside the container).
+List all containers created by this script.
 
-> **Note:** Copy the `azure-cli` script to a directory in your `PATH` (e.g. `/usr/local/bin`) to use it as a regular command.
+```text
+azure-cli [(-a|--account) <account_name>]
+    [--user <user_name>]
+    [--name <container_name>]
+    [--volume <local_path>:<container_path>]
+    [--]
+    [ other arguments passed as a command to execute inside the container ]
+```
+
+- '--account <account_name>': Specifies the account name to be set as an environment variable inside the container. The volume name will be derived from this account name.
+- '--user <user_name>': Specifies the user name to be used inside the container. Default is 'ubuntu'.
+- '--name <container_name>': Specifies the name of the container. Default is sanitized account name.
+- '--volume <local_path>:<container_path>': Binds additional local path to a path inside the container.
+- '--': Indicates the end of options for the script. Any arguments following this will be passed as a command to execute inside the container.