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# Hyperledger Fabric consortium on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
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You can use the Hyperledger Fabric (HLF) on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) template to deploy and configure a Hyperledger Fabric consortium network on Azure.
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> Azure HLF (azhlf) script provided is to help with demo/DevTest scenarios only. Channel and consortium created by this script has basic HLF policies to simplify demo/DevTest scenario. For production setup, we recommend updating channel/consortium HLF policies in line with your organization compliance needs using the native HLF APIs.
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> There is an update in the script, if you want to refer to the old script, [see here](https://github.com/Azure/Hyperledger-Fabric-on-Azure-Kubernetes-Service/blob/master/consortiumScripts/README.md). This update is to provide more functionality with Azure HLF script.
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All the commands to run the Azure HLF script can be executed through Azure Bash Command Line. Interface (CLI). You can login into Azure shell web version through  option at the top-right corner of the Azure portal. On the command prompt, type bash and enter to switch to bash CLI.
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See [Azure shell](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/cloud-shell/overview) for more information.
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The following image shows the step-by-step process to build consortium between an orderer organization and peer organization. Detailed commands to execute these steps are captured in the following sections.
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### Import organization connection profile, admin user identity, and MSP
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Issue below commands to fetch organization’s connection profile, admin user identity, and MSP from Azure Cluster and store these identities in client application local store i.e. in “azhlfTool/stores” directory.
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Issue below commands to fetch organization’s connection profile, admin user identity, and MSP from Azure Kubernetes Cluster and store these identities in client application local store i.e. in “azhlfTool/stores” directory.
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