Adding a Kubernetes Cluster to Codefresh

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### Add Cluster
To add your cluster, click the down arrow, and then click **add cluster**, select the project and cluster name. You can now deploy images!



### Optional: Use an Alternative Cluster
To connect a non-GKE cluster we’ll need to add a token and certificate to Codefresh. Go to _Account Settings (bottom left) \> Integrations \> Kubernetes \> Configure \> Add Provider \> Custom Providers_. Expand the dropdown and click **Add Cluster**.


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Title: Adding a Kubernetes Cluster to Codefresh

Summary

This section describes how to add a Kubernetes cluster to Codefresh. For GKE clusters, you select the project and cluster name. For non-GKE clusters, you need to add a token and certificate to Codefresh by navigating to Account Settings -> Integrations -> Kubernetes -> Configure -> Add Provider -> Custom Providers and then Add Cluster.