Add Note About Recommended Usage of WSO2 IS as a Key Manager
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WSO2 IS can be added as a third party key manager or can be added as the resident key manager of APIM. But, a note should be added with the recommended approach of using this.
- It is recommended to use the resident key manager of APIM
- If WSO2 IS has to be used, it is recommended to add it as a third party key manager
- If none of the above 2 works, as a last option, can consider adding IS as the resident key manager of APIM
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Start by locating the documentation section that explains configuring WSO2 IS as a key manager; no specific file or entry point is named in the issue. Add a note describing the three recommended approaches in order, and confirm the guidance is clear in the rendered documentation.
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