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# Cloud Providers
This guide helps project users configure AWS accounts in v1.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is needed to deploy various services in PCC. PCC allows you to setup a new AWS account or to connect to an existing AWS account.
## Setting up a New AWS Account
To setup a new AWS account to your project, perform the following:
1.Login into PCC.
2\. Search for the required project. The Project dashboard appears. Click **Cloud Providers** from the **Operations** tab.
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Cloud Providers
3.The Cloud Providers page appears. You need to enable the AWS account first, click **Create** to enable the account.
4.The associated AWS account will be enabled for the project. The green tick under the status will indicate that the AWS is successfully enabled for the project.
## Other AWS Account
You can also associate a different AWS account for a project.
To associate other AWS account, perform the following steps:
1.Search for the required project. The Project dashboard appears. Click **Cloud Providers** from the **IT SERVICES STATUS** tab.
2.The Cloud Providers page appears. Click  icon from the Other AWS Account. Enter the AWS Account ID and click **Connect**.
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