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Before you candocreate pipelines, build, and deploy applications in Codefresh, you need to create a Codefresh account.

Before you can create pipelines, build, and deploy applications in Codefresh, you need to create a Codefresh account.

Creating an account in Codefresh is free (no credit card is required) and can be done in three simple steps

Creating an account in Codefresh is free (no credit card is required) and can be done in three simple steps:

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Codefresh administrators can rename and delete Codefresh accounts.

You may want to rename your existing account, for example, either due to a sign-up error or change of business name.

At this time, only Codefresh Support can rename accounts.

Please submit a support ticket with the following details:

* Current account name

* New account name

If the new account name already exists due to a sign-up error, please indicate this as well.

Only account owners can delete the account.

1. In the Codefresh UI, on the toolbar, click the**Settings** icon and then select**Organization Information**.

1. Scroll down to Delete Account and click**Delete Account**.

1. To confirm, click**Delete Account** once again.

[Adding users and teams]({{site.baseurl}}/docs/administration/account-user-management/add-users/)

[Configuring access control]({{site.baseurl}}/docs/administration/account-user-management/access-control/)

title:"How To: Acquire webhook information after agit triggerhas been created"

title:"How To: Acquire webhook information after aGit triggeris created"

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support-reviewed:2023-04-18 LG

Currently, there is no way to gather this information via the Codefresh Web Interface. This information can be acquired via the CLI / API call to get the pipeline spec.

This article describes how to get webhook information for a Git trigger through the Codefresh CLI or API.

Currently, you cannot get webhook information through the user interface.

2. Under spec.triggers you can see the information about each git trigger.

3. Information you will need is the**endpoint** and**secret** fields

* Run:

The`spec.triggers` displays information about each Git trigger.

Look at the`endpoint` and`secret` fields.

[Git triggers in pipelines]({{site.baseurl}}/docs/pipelines/triggers/git-triggers/)

title:"How To:Adding a new AWS EKS cluster to Codefresh programmatically"

title:"How To:Add a new AWS EKS cluster to Codefresh programmatically"

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support-reviewed:2023-04-18 LG

As part of your pipeline, you create a new cluster and want to add it to Codefresh

1. Note the name of the cluster in a variable, such as`$K8S_NAME`.

2. After the cluster is created, run the following API call, replacing all with your values or variables:

1. Create a variable for the cluster name, such as`$K8S_NAME`.

2. After the cluster is created, run the following API call, replacing all placeholders with your values or variables:

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*[API documentation - clusters](https://g.codefresh.io/api/#tag/Clusters)

[API documentation - clusters](https://g.codefresh.io/api/#tag/Clusters)

title:"How To: Automate creation of Shared Secrets"

title:"How To: Automate creation of Shared Secrets for pipelines"

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support-reviewed:2024-01-17 MB

You have numerous secrets to manage across different pipelines and want to make the process more efficient.

The script reads each line from the provided file and appends it to the Codefresh`create context secret` command. This results in a single command that creates a secret context with all the specified secrets.

The script reads each line from the provided file and appends it to the Codefresh`create context secret` command.

This results in a single command that creates a secret context with all the specified secrets.

Ensure you have the necessary permissions to create contexts in Codefresh.

**How to use the script**

1. Prepare your secrets list

Start by preparing a file containing your secrets. Each line in the file should contain one secret in the format KEY=VALUE.

1. Prepare the list of your secrets.

Start by preparing a file containing your secrets.

Each line in the file should contain one secret in the format KEY=VALUE.

2. Set execution permissions

2. Set execution permissions.

Make the script executable by running:

3. Run the script

Execute the script with the command:

3. Run the script with the command:

where:

`secret_list.txt` is the file containing your secrets

4. Verify creation

4. Verify creation.

After executing the script, verify that the secret context has been created in Codefresh with the specified secrets.