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# Quickstart AWS Setup

The Launch Kubernetes quickstart wizard provides a simple mechanism to registser an AWS Account.

1. Navigate to the **Environments** section.
2. Choose the QuickStart wizard to **Launch Kubernetes**. Select **AWS** as the option.

<figure><img src="/files/C1bvlZis84uZPaIJIWwU" alt="" width="257"><figcaption><p>Launch Kubernetes Quickstart Wizard</p></figcaption></figure>

3. In the **IAM User** Step, provide the **AWS Account ID**. This will automatically generate a shell script that can be run from your local computer.

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4. Select the AWS region under which you would like to use the AWS Services.&#x20;
5. Under **Select Operation Type**, select the AWS services you would like to use in gopaddle in the AWS Account. For instance, select AWS EKS, AWS ECR and/or AWS SNS services.

{% hint style="info" %}
In case of AWS EKS service, select **Grant access to create Application Load Balancer** if you need an Application Load Balancer to be provisioned while launching an EKS cluster.
{% endhint %}

5. Copy and execute the generated AWS Setup script. Please follow the steps in [Executing AWS Setup script](/overview/provision-new-cluster/register-cloud-account/aws/aws-setup-script.md) to execute the scripts locally.


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