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# Azure Quick Start

Get up and running with DuploCloud running inside a Microsoft Azure cloud environment; harness the power of generating application infrastructures.

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This Quick Start tutorial shows you how to set up an end-to-end cloud deployment. You will create an Azure Infrastructure and Tenant, and by the end of this tutorial, you can view a deployed sample web application.

*Estimated time to complete tutorial: 90-100 minutes.*

1. [Create Azure Infrastructure](/docs/automation-platform/overview-2/quick-start/step-1-infrastructure.md)
2. [Create a Tenant](/docs/automation-platform/overview-2/quick-start/step-2-tenant.md)
3. [Create an Azure Agent Pool](/docs/automation-platform/overview-2/quick-start/step-3-create-azure-agent-pool.md)
4. [Create and deploy a sample app service](/docs/automation-platform/overview-2/quick-start/step-4-create-app-via-k8s.md)
5. [Create a Load Balancer to access the web application deployed](/docs/automation-platform/overview-2/quick-start/step-5-create-a-load-balancer.md)
6. [Test the sample application](/docs/automation-platform/overview-2/quick-start/step-6-test-the-application.md)


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