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   - Replace `VSPHERE-DATACENTER-NAME` (e.g. 'my-dc') with the name of the datacenter the Director will use for VM creation.
   
  -- Replace `VSPHERE-VMS-FOLDER-NAME` (e.g. 'my-micro-vms') and `VSPHERE-TEMPLATES-FOLDER-NAME` (e.g. 'my-micro-templates') with the name of the folder created to hold VMs and the name of the folder created to hold stemcells. Create both folders under the chosen datacenter. 
  +- Replace `VSPHERE-VMS-FOLDER-NAME` (e.g. 'my-micro-vms') and `VSPHERE-TEMPLATES-FOLDER-NAME` (e.g. 'my-micro-templates') with the name of the folder created to hold VMs and the name of the folder created to hold stemcells. Create both folders under the chosen datacenter.
   
   - Replace `VSPHERE-DATASTORE-NAME` (e.g. 'datastore1') with the name of the datastore the Director will use for storing VMs and associated persistent disks.
   
  
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  1. Create a deployment manifest YAML file.
  
      The example below is a MicroBOSH deployment manifest template. Copy and paste the template into a text editor and save the manifest to your deployment directory.
  
      <p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: The example below has the file name <code>manifest.yml</code>, which we reference in other examples in this topic.</p>
  
  ```yaml
  ---
  
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  ##<a id="create-manifest"></a>Step 1: Create a Deployment Manifest ##
  
  The MicroBOSH deployment manifest is a YAML file that defines the components and
  properties of the deployment.
  Create a manifest for your deployment as follows:
  
  1. Create a local deployment directory to store your manifest.
  
  