Subscribe to Azure to set up the encryption service

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If you want to use Azure to host your encryption service and don't have a subscription yet, this article will explain what plan you need and how to subscribe.

Set up your encryption service

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Note: E3 and E5 licenses from Microsoft Office 365 aren't Azure services licenses.

If you're not sure if you have an Azure subscription, check Step 6 in the Azure section of our encryption service overview article. If the Subscription is blank, you need to subscribe.

Check Step 6

The subscription plan

We recommend subscribing to "Azure App Service Basic Plan - Linux - B1" to set up the encryption service. This plan costs $.018 per hour. Depending on your organization's usage, you can expect this to cost $8 to $14 per month.

Example of an invoice for an organization of 10 employees with a monthly cost of $8.63:

Subscribe to Azure

Once you complete these steps, you'll be ready to set up the encryption service.

Set up the encryption service

1. In Azure, type Subscriptions in the search bar and select Subscriptions.

   

2. Select + Add.

   

3. Select the Add a different type of subscription link.

   Note: If you don't see this option, continue to the next step.

   

4. Select offer for Pay-As-You-Go.
   

   Note: If you want to pay annually or through a vendor, you can change your plan at any time.

   

5. For the Subscription name, enter "Azure Subscription 1" and select Next.

   Note: Enter your contact details instead, if prompted.

   

6. Select Next, and then select Next again.
7. Select Create.

   You'll see Successfully created the subscription in your Azure Notifications.

   

Next step: Set up the encryption service