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. In the {product-kafka} {service-url-kafka}[web console^], select *Kafka Instances* and click *Create Kafka instance*.
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. On the *Kafka Instances* page of the {product-kafka} {service-url-kafka}[web console^], click *Create Kafka instance*.
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. Complete the *Create a Kafka instance* form to define the following instance details. Some instance details currently have only one option.
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* *Instance name*: Enter a unique name for the Kafka instance, such as `my-first-kafka-instance`.
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* *Cloud provider*: For a production Kafka instance, accept the default value of *Amazon Web Services*. If you're creating a trial instance, you also have the option to select *Google Cloud Platform*.
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* *Cloud region*: Select a cloud provider region from the list.
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* *Availability zones*: The selection for availability zones is preconfigured as *Multi* for a production instance and *Single* for a trial instance.
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* *Size*: If you've purchased a subscription for {product-kafka}, use the slider to select an instance size. In {product-kafka}, you can create Kafka instances of 1 or 2 streaming units depending on the capacity required. If you're creating a trial instance, the instance size is preconfigured.
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The instance creation pane opens.
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The instance creation pane opens, as shown in the figure.
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.Kafka instance creation pane
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image::sak-configure-kafka-instance.png[Image of Create Kafka instance pane]
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. Enter a unique name for the Kafka instance, such as `my-first-kafka-instance`.
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. In the *Cloud region* list, select the relevant option.
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NOTE: The cloud provider is preconfigured to the same value for both trial and production instances. The availability zone value is preconfigured as *Single* for a trial instance and *Multi* for a production instance.
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. In the *Streams for Apache Kafka* page of the web console, click *Create Kafka instance* and define the following instance details. Some values currently have only one option.
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* *Availability zones*: Select `Multi`.
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. If you've purchased a subscription for {product-kafka}, use the slider to select an instance size. In {product-kafka}, you can create Kafka instances of 1 or 2 streaming units depending on the capacity required. If you're creating a trial instance, the instance size is preconfigured.
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. Click *Create instance* to start the creation process for your Kafka instance.
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. Click the *Access* tab to view the current ACL for this instance.
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. To modify the ACL, click *Manage access*.
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. In the *Manage access* dialog box, use the *Account* list to select the service account that you previously created, and click *Next*.
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. Under *Assign Permissions*, use the list to select the *Consume from a topic* and the *Produce to a topic* permission options, and set all resource identifiers to `Is` and all identifier values to `*`.
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. Under *Assign Permissions*, use the list to select the *Consume from a topic* and the *Produce to a topic* permission options, and set all resource identifiers to `Is` and all identifier values to `*`.
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These settings result in the following ACL permissions for the new service account:
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