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Update README.md
Saglodha authored Mar 11, 2025

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@@ -55,13 +55,20 @@ This section highlights different steps to run Service Bus Emulator. Details are
Before running automated script, clone the installation [repository](https://github.com/Azure/azure-service-bus-emulator-installer) locally.

### Windows
After completing the prerequisites, you can proceed with the following steps to run the Service Bus Emulator locally.

1. Before executing the setup script, we need to allow execution of unsigned scripts. Run the below command in the PowerShell window:

`$>Start-Process powershell -Verb RunAs -ArgumentList 'Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass –Scope CurrentUser’`

2. Execute setup script `LaunchEmulator.ps1`. Running the script would bring up two containers – Service Bus Emulator & Azure SQL Edge (dependency for Emulator)
After completing the prerequisites, you can proceed with the following steps to run the Event Hubs Emulator locally on Windows:

1. **Open PowerShell** and navigate to the directory where the common scripts [folder](ServiceBus-Emulator/Scripts/Common) is cloned using `cd`:
```powershell
cd <path to your common scripts folder> # Update this path

2. Issue wsl command to open WSL at this directory.
```powershell
wsl

3. **Run the setup script** *./LaunchEmulator.sh* Running the script brings up two containers: Service Bus emulator and SQLedge (a dependency for the emulator).
```bash
./Launchemulator.sh



### Linux & macOS