anchor.diff:  Make sure you enter appropriate values for the apiman.es.protocol, apiman.es.host, and apiman.es.port
   properties.  These values should reflect the settings of your Elasticsearch instance.
   
  -TIP: You can optionally also set the username and password - this is only useful if you are using 
  +TIP: You can optionally also set the username and password - this is only useful if you are using
   something like Elasticsearch Shield to enable basic authentiation.
   
   ==== (Re)start apiman
  
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  ==== Create the apiman Realm in Keycloak
  You'll need to make sure you create the *apiman* realm in your Keycloak server.  A
  quick way to do that is to use the Keycloak admin console to import the apiman 
  realm file located here:
  
  https://github.com/apiman/apiman/blob/master/distro/data/src/main/resources/data/apiman-realm.json
  
  ==== Configure the API Manager UI client in Keycloak
  Once the apiman realm has been created or imported, make sure to configure the 
  *Valid Redirect URIs* section of the *apimanui* client.  The default value of 
  "/apimanui/*" must be replaced with the full public URL of your API Manager UI.
  For example, the value may be something like:
  
  
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  === Installing in JBoss EAP 6.4
  If you prefer to run apiman on a Red Hat supported application server, you can install it
  into JBoss EAP 6.4.  In order to install apiman you will need to download both EAP and the apiman
  overlay distribution.  Once both are downloaded, it's a simple matter of unpacking both into the
  same location.
  
  ==== Download
  