anchor.diff:  the source to send its data to the analyzer. New Relic does this by
   installing the *New Relic Agent* in the system producing the data.
   
  -1. In the main New Relic page, select the large button labeled *Add Some Data*. If this button does not appear, select "Add More Data" in the upper right corner. 
  -2. An overlay pane should appear. At the top of this pane select "Guided Install".
  +1. In the main New Relic page, select the button labeled *Add Some Data*. If this button does not appear, select *+ Add More Data* in the upper right corner. 
  +2. An overlay pane should appear. At the top of this pane select *Guided Install*.
   3. The next pane is headed *Installation Plan*. Make sure the *Auto-Discovery* tab is selected, then choose *Linux*.
   4. The next pane summarizes what you have selected. Click on *Begin Installation*. You will see the following page:
   
  
positive.code: To authorize the sending of the Kill Bill metrics, it is necessary to
  edit two lines in this file:
  
   `/var/lib/tomcat/bin/setenv2.sh`.
  
     This file contains configuration information for `tomcat`, which manages the
  KillBill web applications.
  
  This is a small file. The two lines to be edited are:
  
negative.code: than one instance, follow the same procedure for each one.
  
  Now return to the *Metrics/Summary* page. After a short delay, you
  should see a lot more metrics; well over 1,000 in your list.
  
  Congratulations. Your New Relic integration is complete!
  
  == Using New Relic
  
  The New Relic site has lots of https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/[documentation], so we won't
  repeat any of that here. We will just suggest a few quick steps to get
  started:
  
  TBA
  
  
  