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articles/cyclecloud/how-to/create-app-registration.md

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> When you permission users for an App Registration, they get the assigned access and role for all CycleCloud installations that use that App Registration. To segregate users between multiple CycleCloud installations, create a separate App Registration for each CycleCloud.
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## Create the CycleCloud app registration
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## Creating the CycleCloud app registration
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> If you use a service principal for CycleCloud that the CLI generates, it doesn't have an associated Enterprise Application required for Microsoft Entra ID.

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## Using a web browser
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Select **Add** in the lower left of the clusters page. You see a list of icons. Each icon represents a cluster template that you can use to create a new cluster. If you want to import a new cluster template so that it appears on this page, see [Importing a Cluster Template](#importing-a-cluster-template). Select one of the templates and enter a unique name for the new cluster.
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Select **Add** in the lower left of the clusters page. You see a list of icons. Each icon represents a cluster template that you can use to create a new cluster. If you want to import a new cluster template so that it appears on this page, see [Importing a Cluster Template](#import-a-cluster-template). Select one of the templates and enter a unique name for the new cluster.
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![CycleCloud Create New Cluster Screen](../images/version-7/create-cluster-selection.png)
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![CycleCloud Create New Cluster Screen](../images/version-8/create-cluster-selection.png)
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Fill out the new cluster form and select **Save** to create the new cluster. You can change these values later by using **Edit** on the cluster page, though most changes require terminating the cluster first.
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The cluster form is based on two things: the [cluster parameters](../how-to/cluster-templates.md#cluster-template-parameters), which are grouped into sections, and automatic sections that CycleCloud adds.
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### Cluster parameters
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## Using the CycleCloud CLI
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You can create a cluster from the [CycleCloud CLI](../cli.md) in two ways: from an imported template or from a template file on disk. In either case, you need to provide any required cluster parameters as a JSON file.

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