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This article explains how to provision throughput on a container (collection, graph, or table) in Azure Cosmos DB. You can provision throughput on a single container, or [provision throughput on a database](how-to-provision-database-throughput.md) and share it among the containers within the database. You can provision throughput on a container using Azure portal, Azure CLI, or Azure Cosmos DB SDKs.
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## Provision throughput using Azure portal
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## Azure portal
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1. Sign in to the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com/).
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## Provision throughput using Azure CLI or PowerShell
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## Azure CLI or PowerShell
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To create a container with dedicated throughput see,
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> [!Note]
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> If you are provisioning throughput on a container in an Azure Cosmos account configured with the Azure Cosmos DB API for MongoDB, use `/myShardKey` for the partition key path. If you are provisioning throughput on a container in an Azure Cosmos account configured with Cassandra API, use `/myPrimaryKey` for the partition key path.
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## Provision throughput by using .NET SDK
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## .NET SDK
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> [!Note]
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> Use the Cosmos SDKs for SQL API to provision throughput for all Cosmos DB APIs, except Cassandra API.
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