## kn subscription create

Create a subscription

```
kn subscription create NAME
```

### Examples

```

  # Create a subscription 'sub0' from InMemoryChannel 'pipe0' to a subscriber ksvc 'receiver'
  kn subscription create sub0 --channel imcv1beta1:pipe0 --sink ksvc:receiver

  # Create a subscription 'sub1' from KafkaChannel 'k1' to ksvc 'mirror', reply to a broker 'nest' and DeadLetterSink to a ksvc 'bucket'
  kn subscription create sub1 --channel messaging.knative.dev:v1beta1:KafkaChannel:k1 --sink mirror --sink-reply broker:nest --sink-dead-letter bucket
```

### Options

```
      --channel string            Specify the channel to subscribe to. For the default channel, just use the name (e.g. 'mychannel'). A mapped channel type like 'imc' can be used as a prefix (e.g. 'imc:mychannel'). Finally you can specify the full coordinates to the referenced channel with Group:Version:Kind:Name (e.g. 'messaging.knative.dev:v1beta1:KafkaChannel:mychannel').
  -h, --help                      help for create
  -n, --namespace string          Specify the namespace to operate in.
  -s, --sink string               Addressable sink for events. You can specify a broker, channel, Knative service, Kubernetes service or URI. Examples: '--sink broker:nest' for a broker 'nest', '--sink channel:pipe' for a channel 'pipe', '--sink ksvc:mysvc:mynamespace' for a Knative service 'mysvc' in another namespace 'mynamespace', '--sink https://event.receiver.uri' for an HTTP URI, '--sink ksvc:receiver' or simply '--sink receiver' for a Knative service 'receiver' in the current namespace, '--sink svc:receiver:mynamespace' for a Kubernetes service 'receiver' in the 'mynamespace' namespace, '--sink special.eventing.dev/v1alpha1/channels:pipe' for GroupVersionResource of v1alpha1 'pipe'. If a prefix is not provided, it is considered as a Knative service in the current namespace.
      --sink-dead-letter string   Addressable sink for events. You can specify a broker, channel, Knative service, Kubernetes service or URI. Examples: '--sink-dead-letter broker:nest' for a broker 'nest', '--sink-dead-letter channel:pipe' for a channel 'pipe', '--sink-dead-letter ksvc:mysvc:mynamespace' for a Knative service 'mysvc' in another namespace 'mynamespace', '--sink-dead-letter https://event.receiver.uri' for an HTTP URI, '--sink-dead-letter ksvc:receiver' or simply '--sink-dead-letter receiver' for a Knative service 'receiver' in the current namespace, '--sink-dead-letter svc:receiver:mynamespace' for a Kubernetes service 'receiver' in the 'mynamespace' namespace, '--sink-dead-letter special.eventing.dev/v1alpha1/channels:pipe' for GroupVersionResource of v1alpha1 'pipe'. If a prefix is not provided, it is considered as a Knative service in the current namespace.
      --sink-reply string         Addressable sink for events. You can specify a broker, channel, Knative service, Kubernetes service or URI. Examples: '--sink-reply broker:nest' for a broker 'nest', '--sink-reply channel:pipe' for a channel 'pipe', '--sink-reply ksvc:mysvc:mynamespace' for a Knative service 'mysvc' in another namespace 'mynamespace', '--sink-reply https://event.receiver.uri' for an HTTP URI, '--sink-reply ksvc:receiver' or simply '--sink-reply receiver' for a Knative service 'receiver' in the current namespace, '--sink-reply svc:receiver:mynamespace' for a Kubernetes service 'receiver' in the 'mynamespace' namespace, '--sink-reply special.eventing.dev/v1alpha1/channels:pipe' for GroupVersionResource of v1alpha1 'pipe'. If a prefix is not provided, it is considered as a Knative service in the current namespace.
```

### Options inherited from parent commands

```
      --as string              username to impersonate for the operation
      --as-group stringArray   group to impersonate for the operation, this flag can be repeated to specify multiple groups
      --as-uid string          uid to impersonate for the operation
      --cluster string         name of the kubeconfig cluster to use
      --config string          kn configuration file (default: ~/.config/kn/config.yaml)
      --context string         name of the kubeconfig context to use
      --kubeconfig string      kubectl configuration file (default: ~/.kube/config)
      --log-http               log http traffic
```

### SEE ALSO

* [kn subscription](kn_subscription.md)	 - Manage event subscriptions