# Add the AWS Credentials to Epiphany

**Step 1:**

* Log in to your Epiphany account. 
* In the left menu, expand **Source Management** and select **Configuration.**\
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* Expand **Cloud** and then expand **Identity Services.**
* Select **Add New Datasource.**&#x20;

![Expand Cloud, expand Identity Services, and then select Add New Datasource.](/files/qdbQ6embl3LflEkPByk8)

* Select **AWS**.

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#### Step 2:

* On the **Add New Datasource** page, enter this information:
  * **Data Source Name**: A description of the AWS account. This is a required field.
  * **Data Source Owner**: The person responsible for administration of this account.
  * **Data Source Notes**: any additional information about the account.
  * **Access Key ID**: Enter the **Access Key ID** you obtained in the previous section. Be sure this is entered correctly. This is a required field.
  * **Secret Access Key**: Enter the **Secret Access Key** you obtained in the previous section. Be sure this is entered correctly. This is a required field.
  * **Account Region:** Enter the region where the user exists. It can be found in the **AWS Management Console**, in the upper-right corner of the window, to the left of the user's account information. This is a required field.
  * **Active**: Toggle this to on.&#x20;
* Select **Save**.

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For more information on the **Hub** and **Spoke** user information contact your Epiphany Systems support or sales contact.
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