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# Creating a CloudLink space
### Creating an Instance Using Your Preferred Cloud Service Provider
Follow the steps below to set up a new instance using Neverinstall:
**Step 1: Access Your Neverinstall Account**
To start, visit the Neverinstall website and sign in to your account.
Neverinstall log-in screen
**Step 2: Select a Cloud Service Provider**
Navigate to the 'Spaces' page within your Neverinstall account. Here, you will see an option to select your cloud service provider, to the top right corner. Please note, as of our latest update, Neverinstall supports the creation of instances on three platforms: Vultr, Azure, and AWS. We are continually working to expand our offerings, and additional cloud service providers will be available soon.
Supported cloud providers
**Step 3: Input Instance Details**
Upon selecting your cloud service provider, a pop-up form will appear.
This form requires specific details necessary for instance creation.
Please note that the information required varies depending on the selected cloud service provider. Fill in the necessary information accurately and proceed.
In the case of any difficulties or discrepancies while creating an instance, do not hesitate to reach out to our support team for assistance.
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