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1. From the left menu, select **Resource groups**.
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1. Check the box to the left of **myResourceGroup** and then select **myResourceGroup**.
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1. Check the box to the left of **myResourceGroup** and select **myResourceGroup**.
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1. Select the resource group you created in the earlier procedure. The default name is **myResourceGroup**. The resource group doesn't have any resources yet because you deployed a blank template.
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1. Notice in the middle of the overview, in the **Essentials** section, the page displays the deployment status next to **Deployments**. select**1 Succeeded**.
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1. Notice in the middle of the overview, in the **Essentials** section, the page displays the deployment status next to **Deployments**. Select**1 Succeeded**.
1. You see a summary of the deployment. In this case, there's not a lot to see because no resources are deployed. Later in this series you might find it helpful to review the summary in the deployment history. Notice on the left you can see inputs, outputs, and the template that the deployment used.
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1. You see a summary of the deployment. In this case, there's not a lot to see because no resources are deployed. Later in this series you might find it helpful to review the summary in the deployment history. Notice on the left you can see inputs, outputs, and the template that the deployment used.
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