anchor.diff:  
   TIP: You will need to log into the UI.  The default credentials are:  admin/admin123!
   
  -TIP: You may have changed the default user credentials when you installed and configured keycloak.  If 
  +TIP: You may have changed the default user credentials when you installed and configured Keycloak.  If
   so, make sure you use those credentials.
   
   ==== Configuring Keycloak Authentication for the Manager API and UI
   The API Manager has a REST based API which the User Interface uses for all actions taken.  It can also be
  -used directly for automation and/or integration purposes.  This API is protected by Keycloak authentication. 
  -The configuration included in the apiman quickstart overlay ZIP assumes that the keycloak server is local, 
  +used directly for automation and/or integration purposes.  This API is protected by Keycloak authentication.
  +The configuration included in the apiman quickstart overlay ZIP assumes that the Keycloak server is local,
   so you will need to modify the *standalone-apiman.xml* file to point to the remote Keycloak instance.
   
   Here is the relevant portion of the *standalone-apiman.xml* file that you must change:
  
positive.code: 
  You can find the apiman production deployer here:
  
  https://github.com/apiman/apiman-deployer/tree/apiman-1.2.1.Final
  
  Simply download that script and run it on each of the machines you wish to install the various apiman
  components!
  
  TIP: The production guide assumes you are installing into WildFly 9.  The instructions are slightly 
  different if you are using EAP 6.4 or WildFly 8.  In particular, the KeyCloak settings in standalone.xml
  are a bit different (because for our EAP6.4 and WF8 support we use an older version of KC).
  
  == Architecture Summary
  Before we get started, it may be useful to know the overall architecture of apiman.  Let's start with a 
  picture!
  
  .Architecture of apiman
  
negative.code: 
  === Installing the API Gateway
  The easiest way to install just the API Gateway is to download and install the apiman quickstart overlay ZIP
  and then remove the extraneous components.  Follow that up with some modification of the apiman.properties
  configuration file and you'll be Gatewaying in no time!
  
  Here are the steps you should take to install a standalone API Gateway:
  