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# How to set up an Azure Service Bus
### How to create a new azure service bus
To set up your Azure Service Bus, go into the "settings" tab from the navigation bar, then locate the section named "Integration" and click on "Azure Service Bus".
Locate Azure Service Bus
In your azure service bus tab it is possible to edit and delete existing service buses, but for now we will create a new azure service bus, by clicking "+ Create Azure Service Bus" in the top right corner.
This will present you with the azure service bus creation page.
Create an Azure Service Bus
On this page you enter the connection settings for your azure service bus. Having done so, you can click the "Test connection"-button at the bottom to confirm that a connection can be made.
Testing connection
Now you have created an Azure Service Bus and ensured the connection.
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To read more about how to configure your azure service bus to your needs, read here: [How to configure an Azure Service Bus](/tutorials/guides/how-to-use-azure-service-bus/how-to-configure-an-azure-service-bus.md)
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