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# Microsoft Azure

The following pages will guide you through the installation process of ‘Inforiver Add-on’ in your Azure subscription. The deployment process is straightforward as long as the instance details are valid and all software requirements are met before you begin.

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### **Important!**

Make sure that you have completed all the sections from **Before You Start** and collected all the required credentials for the deployment.
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### Checklist

Before proceeding further please verify whether you have the following details.

* [ ] Azure Subscriptions
* [ ] Azure Resource Group (New or Empty)
* [ ] Inforiver Designated Administrator User Principal Name
* [ ] All the domain names, that you want to allow users to login automatically for comments
* [ ] Azure AD Tenant ID
* [ ] Azure AD app Client ID
* [ ] Azure AD app Client Secret
* [ ] SMTP Host Address
* [ ] SMTP Port Number
* [ ] SMTP Username
* [ ] SMTP Password
* [ ] SMTP From Email Address
* [ ] Inforiver License Key
* [ ] Inforiver Docker Password

### Resource Creation

* Log in to [https://portal.azure.com](https://portal.azure.com/)
* Click on “Create a resource” from Azure services section.
* Search for Inforiver Addon from Azure Marketplace
* Click on Create button

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Please proceed to the next pages to know about the deployment configuration.


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