anchor.diff:  user-friendly UI in which you can combine various widget types to create your
   own dashboards. The dashboards can be easily saved, shared, and linked.
   
  -For getting started, we recommend installing Kibana on the same
  -server as Elasticsearch, but it is not required.
  -
  -Use the following commands to download and run Kibana:
  -
  -deb or rpm:
  +For getting started, we recommend installing Kibana on the same server as
  +Elasticsearch, but it is not required. If you install them of different servers,
  +you'll need to change the URL (IP:PORT) of the Elasticsearch server in the
  +Kibana configuration file, `config/kibana.yml`, before starting Kibana.
  +
  +Use the following commands to download and run Kibana.
  +
  +*deb or rpm:*
   
   ["source","sh",subs="attributes,callouts"]
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positive.code: sudo rpm -i logstash-{LS-version}-1.noarch.rpm
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  mac:
  
  ["source","sh",subs="attributes,callouts"]
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negative.code: 
   * One or more Beats. You install Beats on your servers to capture the data.
   For installation steps, see the documentation for your Beat.
   * Elasticsearch for storage and indexing. See <<elasticsearch-installation>>.
   * Optionally Logstash for inserting data into Elasticsearch. See <<logstash-installation>>.
   * Kibana for the UI. See <<kibana-installation>>.
   * Kibana dashboards for visualizing the data. See <<load-kibana-dashboards>>.
  
  NOTE: To get started, you can install Elasticsearch and Kibana on a
  single VM or even on your laptop. The only condition is that the machine must be
  