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# Connecting to Azure

#### Getting your Subscription ID

1. Search "subscriptions" in the search bar and click on it.

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2. Select your Subscription.

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3. Once you click on subscription, select overview on the right-side panel you will get your **Subscription ID**.

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#### Get Client ID, Client Secret and Tenant ID

1. Search for "App Registrations" in the search bar and click on it.

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2. From the list, select the App which will have Container registry access.

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3. Once selected, click on overview on the left side menu and on the right-side panel you will see Client ID and Tenant ID.

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4. On the same page on the left side menu click on the only option - Certificates & Secrets. You can create a new secret or use an existing secret value.

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