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### Creating the Provisioning Policy
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1. Login to your AWS account and open AWS IoT Core. On the side bar click on security > policies > create policy
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2. Set a relevant policy name
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1. Login to your AWS account and open AWS IoT Core. On the side bar click on security > policies > create policy
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2. Set a relevant policy name
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3. Copy the contents in the demos/fleet_provisioning/fleet_provisioning_with_csr(or fleet_provisioning_keys_cert_demo)/example_claim_policy.json and paste it in the policy document on the AWS console.
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4. Create the policy
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### Creating the Claim Certificate
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1. On the side bar of the AWS IoT Core click on security > certificates > add certificate. Make the “Certificate Status” active and download the certificate files from the prompt given.
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1. On the side bar of the AWS IoT Core click on security > certificates > add certificate. Make the “Certificate Status” active and download the certificate files from the prompt given.
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2. Set the value of the macro CLAIM_CERT_PATH in the democonfig.h file to the path of the certificate downloaded and set the value of the macro CLAIM_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH in the democonfig.h file to the path of the private key downloaded. Alternatively you can set the values of these through command line parameters.
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3. Now click on the certificate > attach policies > select your provisioning policy made in the previous section and select attach policy.
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