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## Create an IoT hub

You can use the [Azure Preview Portal][azure-portal] to create an IoT hub to use with your devices.
You can use the [Azure Portal][azure-portal] to create an IoT hub to use with your devices.

1. Log on to the [Azure Preview Portal][azure-portal].
1. Log on to the [Azure Portal][azure-portal].

2. In the jumpbar, click **New**, then click **Internet of Things**, and then click **Azure IoT Hub**.

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* In the **Name** box, enter a name to identify your IoT hub. When the **Name** is validated, a green check mark appears in the **Name** box.
* Change the **Pricing and scale tier** as desired. This tutorial does not require a specific tier.
* Change the **Pricing and scale tier** as desired. The getting started samples do not require a specific tier.
* In the **Resource group** box, create a new resource group, or select and existing one. For more information, see [Using resource groups to manage your Azure resources][resource-group-portal].
* Use **Location** to specify the geographic location in which to host your IoT hub.

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5. After the IoT hub has been created successfully, open the blade of the new IoT hub, take note of the URI, and select the **Key** icon on the top.
5. After the IoT hub has been created successfully, open the blade of the new IoT hub, take note of the hostname URI, and click **Shared access policies**.

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