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# Add new cloud provider account

To create a cloud provider account, follow the given steps.

1. Goto the Setup page, click on "Cloud providers" tab, you get a list of all the cloud provider accounts currently available. 
2. Click on the "**New Account**" button, as shown on the figure below

![](/files/A6TWj5QEHVKh0iCH7hOw)

3\. Select the cloud provider type for which you want to add the account. OES supports the following cloud provider accounts, Kubernetes, Azure, AWS & GCP.

Refer the figure below to add a new account of **Kubernetes** cloud provider type.

![](/files/oWUF8SA3ETyeqWoEs3xS)

Fill in the following details.

* *Select "Kubernetes" in the Cloud provider dropdown.*
* *Spinnaker field lists the available Spinnaker instances integrated with OES. You can select the Spinnaker instance you want this account to be associated with.*
* *In the "Environment" drop down box, select the environment to which you want to associate this account to.*
* *Enter the Account Name in the text box.*
* *Enter the Namespace in the text box.*
* *Click on "Choose File" to select the Kubeconfig file that you want to upload for this Kubernetes account.*
* *Provide Read Permissions.*
* *Provide Write Permissions.*
* *Provide Execute Permissions.*
* *Click Save.*

Refer the figure below to add a new account of **AWS** cloud provider type.

![](/files/kNedAqYmc04ZcLpZCVvX)

Fill in the following details in the above screen

* *Select "AWS" in the Cloud provider dropdown.*
* *Spinnaker field lists the available Spinnaker instances integrated with OES. You can select the Spinnaker instance you want this account to be associated with.*
* *In the "Environment" drop down box, select the environment to which you want to associate this account to.*
* *Enter the Account Name in the text box.*
* *Enter the Account Id in the text box.*
* *Enter the Role in the text box.*
* *Enter the Regions in the text box. You can add multiple regions by clicking the plus icon.*
* *Click the Primary Account radio button to set the AWS account as primary account. If this radio button is selected, then additional fields appears as shown in the figure below. Fill in the additional fields with the relevant information viz., access & bakery key details.*
* *Click Save*

Refer the figure below to add a new account of **Azure** cloud provider type.

![](/files/BqC4BLtCdg8lArKPoRLF)

Fill in the following details in the above screen

* *Select "Azure" in the Cloud provider dropdown.*
* *Spinnaker field lists the available Spinnaker instances integrated with OES. You can select the Spinnaker instance you want this account to be associated with.*
* *In the "Environment" drop down box, select the environment to which you want to associate this account to.*
* *Enter the Account Name in the text box.*
* *Enter the App key in the text box.*
* *Enter the Client Id in the text box.*
* *Enter the Default Keyvault in the text box.*
* *Enter the Subscription Id in the text box.*
* *Enter the Tenant Id in the text box.*
* *Set the Read and Write permissions.*
* *Click Save.*

Refer the figure below to add a new account of **GCP** cloud provider type.

![](/files/nylpqIJeR0q4t7nCwXjG)

Fill in the following details in the above screen

* *Select "GCP" in the Cloud provider dropdown.*
* *Spinnaker field lists the available Spinnaker instances integrated with OES. You can select the Spinnaker instance you want this account to be associated with.*
* *In the "Environment" drop down box, select the environment to which you want to associate this account to.*
* *Enter the account name* 
* *Select and add the GCP file.*
* *Set the Read and Write Permissions.*
* *Click Save.*

Refer the figure below to add a new account of **ECS** cloud provider type.

![](/files/PUHrxF6qdNjpNxcSofUk)

Fill in the following details in the above screen

* *Select "ECS" in the Cloud provider dropdown.*
* *Spinnaker field lists the available Spinnaker instances integrated with OES. You can select the Spinnaker instance you want this account to be associated with.*
* *In the "Environment" drop down box, select the environment to which you want to associate this account to.*
* *Enter the account name* 
* *Select the AWS account (Please configure AWS account before configuring ECS cluster)*
* *Set the Cloud provider Permissions.*
* *Click Save.*


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