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## Before you begin
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You'll need:
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Ensure you have the following information:
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-**Azure Subscription ID** - The Azure subscription ID where Cluster Manager needs to be created (should be the same subscription ID of the Network Fabric Controller).
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-**Network Fabric Controller ID** - Network Fabric Controller and Cluster Manager have a 1:1 association. You'll need the resource ID of the Network Fabric Controller associated with the Cluster Manager.
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-**Network Fabric Controller ID** - Network Fabric Controller and Cluster Manager have a 1:1 association. You need the resource ID of the Network Fabric Controller to be associated with the Cluster Manager.
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-**Log Analytics Workspace ID** - The resource ID of the Log Analytics Workspace used for the logs collection.
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-**Azure Region** - The Cluster Manager should be created in the same Azure region as the Network Fabric Controller.
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This Azure region should be used in the `Location` field of the Cluster Manager and all associated Operator Nexus instances.
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| managerExtendedLocation | The ExtendedLocation associated with the Cluster Manager |
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| managedResourceGroupConfiguration | Information about the Managed Resource Group |
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| fabricControllerId | A reference to the Network Fabric Controller that is 1:1 with this Cluster Manager |
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| analyticsWorkspaceId |This workspace will be where any logs that 's relevant to the customer will be relayed. |
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| clusterVersions[]|List of ClusterAvailableVersions objects. <br> Cluster versions that the manager supports. Will be used as an input in the cluster clusterVersion property. |
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| analyticsWorkspaceId |The Log Analytics workspace where logs that are relevant to the customer will be relayed. |
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| clusterVersions[]|A list of Cluster versions that the Cluster Manager supports. It is used as an input in the cluster clusterVersion property. |
| detailedStatus | Detailed statuses that provide additional information about the status of the Cluster Manager. |
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| detailedStatusMessage | Descriptive message about the current detailedStatus.
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- Open Azure Portal and locate User-assigned identity in question.
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- If you expect multiple managed identities provisioned, the role can be added instead at the resource group or subscription level.
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- Under Access control (IAM), click Add new role assignment
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- Under `Access control (IAM)`, click Add new role assignment
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- Select Role: `Managed Identity Operator`. See the [permissions](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/role-based-access-control/built-in-roles/identity#managed-identity-operator) that the role provides.
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- Assign access to: User, group, or service principal
Use the `az networkcloud clustermanager create` command to create a Cluster Manager. This command creates a new Cluster Manager or updates the properties of the Cluster Manager if it exists. If you have multiple Azure subscriptions, select the appropriate subscription ID using the [az account set](/cli/azure/account#az-account-set) command.
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An alternate way to create a Cluster Manager is with the ARM template editor.
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In order to create the cluster this way, you will need to provide a template file (clusterManager.jsonc) and a parameter file (clusterManager.parameters.jsonc).
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In order to create the cluster this way, you need to provide a template file (clusterManager.jsonc) and a parameter file (clusterManager.parameters.jsonc).
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You can find examples of these two files here:
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## Next steps
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After you successfully create an NFC and Cluster Manager, the next step is to create a [Network Fabric](./howto-configure-network-fabric.md).
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After you successfully created the Network Fabric Controller and the Cluster Manager, the next step is to create a [Network Fabric](./howto-configure-network-fabric.md).
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