anchor.diff:      endpoints:
         - http://${ds.elastic.host}:${ds.elastic.port}
   #    index: gravitee
  +#    index_mode: daily    # "daily" indexes, suffixed with date. Or "ilm" managed indexes, without date
   #    cluster: elasticsearch
   #    bulk:
   #      actions: 1000           # Number of requests action before flush
  
positive.code: 
  === APIM API configuration
  
  WARNING: The Elasticsearch client does not support URL schemes in format `http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@server.org`. You MUST provide the username and password using the `analytics.elasticsearch.security.username` and `analytics.elasticsearch.security.password` properties.
  
  [source,yaml]
  ----
  
negative.code:       timestring: '%Y.%m.%d'
  ----
  
  NOTE: If you deploy ES Curator on every ES data node, you need to set `master_only: True` in the curator configuration file.
  This ensures the curator is run only once on the elected current master.
  
  == Index management with ES ILM
  
  You can configure Index Lifecycle Management (ILM) policies to automatically manage indices according to your retention requirements.
  For example, you can use ILM to create a new index each day and archive the previous ones.
  
  By default, the `index_mode` configuration value is `daily`: Gravitee suffixes index names with the date.
  
  If you want to let ILM handle that, you can set `index_mode` to `ILM`. Gravitee will no longer adds a suffix to index names.
  