anchor.diff:      bulk_api_password: BULK_API_PASSWORD
       db_encryption_key: CCDB_ENCRYPTION_KEY
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  -    The Cloud Controller has an API endpoint used by stagers to upload staged droplets, and the endpoint requires basic authentication. Generate a username and password, and replace <code>STAGING_UPLOAD_USER</code> and <code>STAGING_UPLOAD_PASSWORD</code> with those values.
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  +    The Cloud Controller API endpoint requires basic authentication. Replace <code>STAGING_UPLOAD_USER</code> and <code>STAGING_UPLOAD_PASSWORD</code> with a username and password.
       <br /><br />
  -    Replace <code>BULK_API_PASSWORD</code> with a password of your choosing. The password used by Health Manager to access the Cloud Controller's bulk API.
  +    Replace <code>BULK_API_PASSWORD</code> with a password of your choosing. Health Manager uses this password to access the Cloud Controller bulk API.
       <br /><br />
       Replace <code>CCDB_ENCRYPTION_KEY</code>
       with a secure key that you generate to encrypt sensitive values in the
  
positive.code:   app_domains:
     - APP_DOMAIN
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      <td>Replace <code>DOMAIN</code>, <code>SYSTEM_DOMAIN</code>, and <code>APP_DOMAIN</code> with the full domain you want associated with applications pushed to your Cloud Foundry installation. You must have already acquired these domains and configured some DNS records (for example, on Route53) so that these domains resolve to your load balancer (typically ELBs or HAProxys). Example: "cloud-09.cf-app.com."
      <br/><br/>
      If you used <code>bosh aws create</code>, this value comes from concatenating the <code>BOSH_VPC_SUBDOMAIN</code> and <code>BOSH_VPC_DOMAIN</code> values in the <code>bosh_environment</code> file.
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negative.code:     port: CCDB_PORT
      </code></pre></td>
      <td>
        This section of the stub defines how the Cloud Controller connects to its database. The values depend on how you deployed your database.
        <br /><br />
        If you used <code>bosh aws create</code>, find the necessary values in the generated file <code>aws_rds_bosh_receipt.yml</code>. The database is an Amazon RDS instance, and the <code>CCDB_*</code> values in the stub must match the scheme, username, password, address, and port defined by AWS.
        <br /><br />
        If you deployed your database without <code>bosh aws create</code>, such as using the <code>postgres</code> job in cf-release, the <code>CCDB_*</code> values must match the configuration of the database node.
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