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# Overview

Learn how to install and set up Bsure Insights in your Azure environment.

**Bsure Insights** is deployed as an [**Azure Managed Application**](/technical-description/azure-managed-application.md), which automatically provisions all required components in your own Azure environment:

* **Azure Container Apps:** run the data collection services that connect to Microsoft Entra ID via Microsoft Graph, and also host the web application.
* **SQL Server and database:** securely store and process the collected data inside your Azure subscription.
* **Power BI workspace:** automatically deployed with pre-built reports and dashboards, embedded directly into the solution for immediate use.

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Bsure maintains and updates the managed application to ensure reliability, security, and continuous access to the latest features.
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### Quick self-service installation

Installing **Bsure Insights** is simple and takes **less than 30 minutes**, provided all [prerequisites](/getting-started/installation-guide/prerequisites.md) are met. The deployment is fully automated through the Azure Marketplace, with all components provisioned in your environment.

To begin, follow the [Installation Guide](/getting-started/installation-guide.md), which walks you step by step through the process.


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