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# Tools Tenant

Create a DuploCloud Tenant for tools

Once the initial infrastructure setup is complete, the next step is to add a DuploCloud Tenant for tools like `kubectl` shell, OpenTelemetry, etc.

Follow the instructions in the DuploCloud documentation to [create a Tenant](/docs/automation-platform/overview-1/use-cases/tenant-environment.md). Name the Tenant **Tools**, and select the Plan with the same name as the initial Infrastructure you created in the previous step.

{% hint style="info" %}
A **Tools** Tenant is not required. You can assign your Tenant(s) any name(s) you wish and/or create separate Tenants for different tools and purposes.
{% endhint %}


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