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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 
  +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
  
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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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  the *apipublisher* role.
  
  === Data Export/Import
  Apiman has a feature that allows admin users to export all of the configuration data from
  the Manager into a single export file (JSON formatted).  This exported file can then be
  edited (if necessary) and then imported into another instance of apiman.  This feature
  attempts to address the following use-cases:
  
  * Data backups
  * Migrating between environments
  * Upgrading apiman to a new version
  
  Using the feature is simple - you must log into the apiman UI as an admin user, then
  navigate to the "Export/Import" UI page by clicking the "Export/Import Data" link on
  the API Manager Dashboard.  From there you can export or import data.
  
  ==== Backing Up Your Data
  There are multiple strategies for backing up your apiman data, depending on the configuration
  you have chosen (e.g. whether you are using a Database or elasticserach to store your data).
  However, once approach to data backups that is consitent across all configurations is to
  use the Data Export feature of apiman to create a JSON file containing all of the apiman
  configuration data.
  
  This can be done via the UI or via the following API Manager REST endpoint:
  
  ```
  https://HOST:PORT/apiman/system/export
  ```
  
  ==== Migrating Data Between Environments
  Often times you may have a Test version of apiman deployed, as well as a Production
  version.  Depending on your workflow, you may wish to configure your APIs in the Test
  environment and then migrate that configuration into Production (rather than having to
  re-create the same configuration in Production manually).  This can be accomplished
  by Exporting data from Test and then importing it into Production.
  
  When doing this, note that the Export feature will export the entire set of configuration
  from apiman.  This may be precisely what you want, but many times only a subset of the
  data is desired.  If this is the case, then you will need to edit the resulting JSON
  file to only include the data you wish to migrate.  In the future, we hope to build
  tools that will make this editing of the exported file easier.
  
  Once you have edited the exported file, you can simply log into your production apiman
  instance and use the Export/Import UI page to import the data.
  
  ==== Upgrading to a New Apiman Version
  Whenever you wish to upgrade from an old to a newer version of apiman, you will likely want
  to preserve all of the Plan, API, and Client App configurations you have created.  To
  do this, you can follow these steps:
  
  1. Export all data from OLD VERSION of apiman
  2. Shut down OLD VERSION of apiman
  3. Install NEW VERSION of apiman
  4. Start up NEW VERSION of apiman
  5. Import data into NEW VERSION of apiman (data exported in step #1)
  
  Once these steps are complete, you should have a new version of apiman running
  with all of your existing data.
  
  == HowTos
  This section contains specific instructions for how to configure apiman for specific scenarios.
  