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Fix typo and tweak UI styles (#3000) 

* Add new topic for deploying DDC on Azure

* Fix typo in title metadata

* Fix typo and a few UI styles
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title: Deploy Docker Enterprise Edition on Azure (Standard/Advanced)
title: Deploy Docker Enterprise Edition for Azure (Standard/Advanced)
description: Learn how to deploy Docker EE for Azure (Standard/Advanced) quickly, by using the Azure portal.
keywords: docker, enterprise edition, azure, docker ee, docker datacenter, install, orchestration, manage, container, deploy, provision, azure resource manager, arm template
---
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[Docker Enterprise Edition](https://www.docker.com/enterprise-edition).
> **Note**: You may see references to the earlier brand name, "Docker Datacenter"
> and "DDC".These names are equivalent with Docker Enterprise Edition for Azure.
> and "DDC". These names are equivalent with Docker Enterprise Edition for Azure.
## Prerequisites for deploying Docker EE for Azure
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![Output URLs of an Docker EE for Azure deployment](../images/ddc-azure-outputs.png)
2. In the **Output** section, copy the URL in `UCPLOGINURL` and
2. In the **Output** section, copy the URL in **UCPLOGINURL** and
paste it into a web browser. The UCP login page opens. To login, use the
DDC username and password you entered in the Settings blade.
3. Copy the URL in `DTRLOGINURL` and paste it into a new tab in the
3. Copy the URL in **DTRLOGINURL** and paste it into a new tab in the
web browser. The DTR interface page opens.
## Connect to a manager node with SSH
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In addition to managing Docker EE with the user interface, you can
connect to a manager node by using SSH. You need the private key that
corresponds with the public key that you provided when you created the Docker EE
deployment. When you `ssh` to a manager node, login with the username `docker`,
deployment. When you `ssh` to a manager node, login with the username "docker",
not the username you entered in the Settings blade, which is for UI.
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