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# Service Account

## Overall

Using service account page, Users can manage credentials easily for each  cloud providers. Multi cloud resources are collected based on this credentials

![](/files/-ME72P6CtEcqFdgIffLe)

Listed jobs are available

* Adding ***Service Account***
* Deletion of ***Service Account*** /Changing ***project***
* Link to AWS Console

SpaceONE supports providers belows. 

* AWS
* Google Cloud
* Microsoft Azure
* MEGAZONE
* SpaceONE

## Adding Service Account

Users can add ***Service Account*** by select cloud provider and clicking ***+ Add*** button

In the user guide, we will focus on AWS\`s IAM

***Service Account*** will be easily added by fill out items marked with \*.

### Base Information

![](/files/-ME753TEj1JmRuzNGUD0)

* Name : Name of Service Account
* Account ID : Root Account ID.(12-digits)
* Tag : Additional ***Service Account***\`s tag

### Credentials

Two types of Service Accounts are available. (aws\_access\_key, aws\_assume\_role)

Input parameters for each types. 

#### aws\_access\_key  

![](/files/-ME76EziTEkWOpu671l5)

* Region(Option) : Target regions to be collected. Empty will be considered all regions (Collectors will scan all regions resources).
* AWS Access Key(Required) : Access Key from IAM. Read Only policy is strongly recommended.
* AWS Secret Key(Required) : Secret key from IAM.

#### aws\_assume\_role

![](/files/-ME771dWX246-5wKlwx3)

* Region(Option) : Target regions to be collected. Empty will be considered all regions (Collectors will scan all regions resources).
* AWS Access Key(Required) : Access key from IAM to be assumed.
* AWS Secret Key(Required) : Secret key from IAM to be assumed.
* Role ARN(Required) : Role ARN of assume role from IAM.

### Selecting Project

Select the project to which the ***Service Account*** will be placed. Collected resources from that ***Service Account*** will be belongs to the projects automatically

![](/files/-ME79ExZoF3zmUQNGdOA)

* To create ***Project***. By clicking ***+ Create Project ,*** new tab will be opened to create project. 
* To check detailed process about creating project, refer to following link.

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MDXd1NhkNHskKOtpixL" %}
[Project Group Management](/user-guide/project/project-group-management.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

* Select projects you need then click ***Save*** button.

## Deletion of Service Account /Changing Project 

User can delete Service Account or change project that was linked.

Select target ***Service Account***, then click ***Action > Delete/Change Project***

![](/files/-ME7CXXP-XkOxESTBTgB)

#### Deletion of Service Account

Enter name of Service Account, then click ***Confirm***

![](/files/-ME7DRN0yyr-8gSZO03f)

#### Changing Project

Like picture below, Select project to be changed then click ***Confirm.***

![](/files/-ME7DiMz3WY0q1AlBVfy)

## Link to AWS Console

Select target Service Account then, click ***Action > Console.***

User can move to AWS Console. User need to login to AWS Console previously(AWS Console SSO is not available)

## Detailed Status Tab

Using detailed status tab, Checking detailed parameter of ***Service Account*** or managing members are available.

#### Detail 

Detailed parameter of ***Service Account***.

![](/files/-ME7G9KLC2NZbPpJ9bvg)

#### Tag

By clicking ***Edit*** button, Tag for Service Accounts will be added or deleted.

![](/files/-ME7NtzM4aKBIVg1v_Dr)

#### Credentials

Credentials that contains key information can be added/removed

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