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# Managing Clusters

The Clusters page displays the list of clusters to which the applications are deployed. You can manage the cluster to which your application needs to be deployed. 

* Navigate to **Setup** > **Clusters**. The cluster details page is displayed. 

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The following details of the cluster are displayed:&#x20;

* **Name** - Name of the cluster.&#x20;
* **Account** - The account name of the cluster.&#x20;
* **Target Type** - Type of the cluster: Kubernetes or Non-Kubernetes
* **Provider Type** - Type of service provider: AWS or self-hosted.
* **Status** - Status of the cluster: Connected or Disconnected
* **Server** - The server or IP address.&#x20;
* **Default Environment** - The environment in which the cluster is deployed.&#x20;

To create a new cluster, click the **New Account** button. The **Create Cluster** details page is displayed.&#x20;

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Enter the following details for the Cluster.

* **Name** - Name of the cluster.&#x20;
* **Target Type** - Type of the cluster: Kubernetes or Non-Kubernetes
* **Provider Type** - Type of service provider: AWS or self-hosted.
* **Account** - The account name of the cluster.&#x20;
* **Server** - The server or IP address.&#x20;
* **Default Environment** - The environment in which the cluster is deployed.&#x20;

Click **Save**. The Cluster is created.&#x20;


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