anchor.diff:  
              $ rpm -ivh thinkbig-datalake-accelerator-<version>.noarch.rpm
   
  -. Run the setup wizard - sudo /opt/thinkbig/setup/setup-wizard.sh
  +. Run the setup wizard
  +
  +    $ /opt/thinkbig/setup/setup-wizard.sh
   
       Follow the directions and it will install the following:
       * MySQL or Postgres scripts into the local database
       * Elasticsearch
       * ActiveMQ
  +    * Java 8 (If the system Java is 7 or below)
       * NiFi and the Think Big dependencies
   
  -    Elasticsearch, NiFi, and ActiveMQ will be started when the wizard is finished
  -
  -. Add nifi and thinkbig user to the HDFS supergroup or the group defined in hdfs-site.xml, for example:
  +    The Elasticsearch, NiFi, and ActiveMQ services will be started when the wizard is finished
  +
  +. Add "nifi" and "thinkbig" user to the HDFS supergroup or the group defined in hdfs-site.xml, for example:
   
       Hortonworks
       $ usermod -a -G hdfs nifi
  
positive.code:       # Add nifi and hdfs to that group:
        $ usermod -a -G supergroup nifi
        $ usermod -a -G supergroup hdfs
  
        Note: If you want to perform actions as a root user in a development environment run the below command
        $ usermod -a -G supergroup root
  
  . Create a dropzone folder on the edge node for file ingest, for example:
  
negative.code: steps below. However, if Java 7 is the system version and you do not want to change it to Java 8 you can leverage the mentioned scripts below to download and configure Java 8 in the /opt/java directory. The scripts
   will also modify the startup scripts for NiFi, thinkbig-ui and thinkbig-services to reference the /opt/java JAVA_HOME.
  
  === Install Procedure 1:  Installing all components on one edge node with internet access
  
  Follow the steps below to install the data lake accelerator. This procedure is also recommended for installing to a Hortonworks sandbox. The WGET command is used to download binaries
  so internet access is required.
  
  
  . Login to the host using root. You can optionally add the "sudo" command in front of the below commands
  
  . R&D provides a pre-built RPM compiled against recent versions of Hadoop, Spark, and NiFi libraries.  Find and download the RPM file from artifactory and place on the
  host linux machine. You can
  