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## Create the cache with Azure PowerShell > [!NOTE] > Azure PowerShell currently does not support creating a cache with customer-managed encryption > keys. Use the Azure portal. Use the [New-AzHpcCache](/powershell/module/az.hpccache/new-azhpccache) cmdlet to create a new Azure HPC Cache. Provide these values: * Cache resource group name * Cache name * Azure region * Cache subnet, in this format: `-SubnetUri "/subscriptions/<subscription_id>/resourceGroups/<cache_resource_group>/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/<virtual_network_name>/subnets/<cache_subnet_name>"` The cache subnet needs at least 64 IP addresses (/24), and it can't house any other resources. * Cache capacity. Two values set the maximum throughput of your Azure HPC Cache: * The cache size (in GB) * The SKU of the virtual machines used in the cache infrastructure [Get-AzHpcCacheSku](/powershell/module/az.hpccache/get-azhpccachesku) shows the available SKUs and the valid cache size options for each one. Cache size options range from 3 TB to 48 TB, but only some values are supported. This chart shows which cache size and SKU combinations are valid at the time this document is being prepared (July 2020). | Cache size | Standard_2G | Standard_4G | Standard_8G | |------------|-------------|-------------|-------------| | 3072 GB | yes | no | no | | 6144 GB | yes | yes | no | | 12,288 GB | yes | yes | yes | | 24,576 GB | no | yes | yes | | 49,152 GB | no | no | yes | Read the **Set cache capacity** section in the portal instructions tab for important information about pricing, throughput, and how to size your cache appropriately for your workflow. Cache creation example: