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3. Now you will build the module image and push it to your container registry. Open Visual Studio Code integrated terminal by selecting `View > Terminal `
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4. Sign into Docker with the Azure Container registry (ACR) credentials that you saved after creating the registry using below command in terminal. Note that this command would give a warning that using --password or -p via CLI is insecure. Therefore, if you want a more secure login for your future solution development, use `--passwork-stdin` instead by following [this instruction](https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/login/).
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4. Sign into Docker with the Azure Container registry (ACR) credentials that you saved after creating the registry using below command in terminal. Note that this command would give a warning that using --password or -p via CLI is insecure. Therefore, if you want a more secure login for your future solution development, use `--password-stdin` instead by following [this instruction](https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/login/).
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3. On the new input pane, enter the following information -
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-`Input alias` - Enter a unique alias for the input
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-`Select IoT Hub from your subscription` - Select this radio button
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-`Subscription` - Select the Azure subscription you are using for this lab
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-`IoT Hub` - Select the IoT Hub you are using for this lab
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-`Consumer group` - Select the consumer group you created previously
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-`Shared access policy name` - Select the name of the shared access policy you want the Stream Analytics job to use for your IoT hub. For this lab, you can select service
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-`Shared access policy key` - This field is auto filled based on your selection for the shared access policy name
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-`Output alias` - A unique alias for the output
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-`Select Group workspace from your subscriptions` - Select this radio button
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-`Group workspace` - Select your target group workspace
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