anchor.diff:  They are actually just pointers to stemcells that already exist on AWS.
   Using a light BOSH stemcell spares you from the "uploading a stemcell" step later on.
   
  -### <a id="cli"></a> Install the BOSH CLI  ###
  -
  -* From the _which?_ directory, run the command shown on the stemcell download site:
  -
  -    `gem install bosh_cli -v 1.2089.0`
   
   ### <a id="enviro"></a> Set up your local environment   ###
   
  
positive.code: Your overall goal when preparing to deploy MicroBOSH is to have a stemcell, a manifest,
  and properly set up environments both locally and in the cloud.
  
  ### <a id="cloud"></a> Set up a deployment area in the cloud ###
  
  Collect or decide:
  
  1. The deployment name.
  1. The domain, subdomain, and any IaaS-specific information about where your deployment should reside.
  1. The name and credentials of the user who will administer your deployment.
  
  * For example, on AWS you need:
  
negative.code:     `Your 1 User(s) have been created successfully. This is the last time these User security credentials will be available for download.`
  1. Copy the `Access Key ID` and the `Secret Access Key` for later use.
  1. Finish the user creation process as directed by the prompts.
  
  Next:
  
      `gem install bosh_cli_plugin_aws`
  
  ### <a id="local"></a> Set up a local work area  ###
  
  