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# 4 - Pipeline Apply

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## Steps

1. Navigate to **Pipelines** on the left side menu
2. Select **Stack**`tutorial-ecr-registry` and Configuration **tutorial**
3. Select steps **Plan** and **Apply** and click **RUN**
4. You will be prompted to enter **AWS\_SECRET\_ACCESS\_KEY**, enter the **Secret access key** from the `tutorial` user created via AWS Console
5. Click on the first pipeline in the list to view the Terraform console output of all steps
6. Verify the ECR repository has been created by visiting the AWS Console at <https://console.aws.amazon.com/ecr/repositories?region=us-east-1>


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