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   ==== Setting the API Gateway Public Endpoint
  -An important step is to let the API Gateway know what its public endpoint is.  This is important because 
  +An important step is to let the API Gateway know what its public endpoint is.  This is important because
   the API Manager will sometimes ask the Gateway to report on the Managed Endpoint for a published API.
   
   To set the public URL/endpoint of the API Gateway, add the following to apiman.properties:
  
positive.code: * Managing shared state across a cluster
  * Storing metrics to share with the API Manager  (analytics)
  
  In order to configure the gateway properly, you will need to configure the location of the Elasticsearch 
  instance.  To do this, modify these properties in the *apiman.properties* file:
  
      apiman.es.protocol=http
  
negative.code:     apiman.es.username=es_admin
      apiman.es.password=es_admin_password
  
  Obviously you will need to replace the values in the properties above with those appropriate for your
  installation of Elasticsearch.
  
  
  == API Manager
  === Installing the API Manager
  The easiest way to install just the API Manager is to download and install the apiman quickstart overlay ZIP
  and then remove the extraneous components.  Follow that up with a few configuration modifications, and
  you should have the Manager running in no time!
  
  Here are the steps you should take to install a standalone API Manager:
  