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# SETUP

- [Installation](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/installation.md): Installing the Deep Lake Python package
- [User Authentication](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/authentication.md): Registration and authentication in Deep Lake.
- [Workload Identities (Azure Only)](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/authentication/workload-identities.md): How to authenticate using workload identities instead of user credentials.
- [Storage and Credentials](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds.md): How to access datasets in other clouds and manage their credentials.
- [Storage Options](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/storage-options.md): How to authenticate using Activeloop storage, AWS S3, and Google Cloud Storage.
- [Setting up Deep Lake in Your Cloud](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials.md): How to store Deep Lake data in your own cloud and manage credentials with Deep Lake
- [Microsoft Azure](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/microsoft-azure.md): Azure-specific information for connecting data to Deep Lake
- [Configure Azure SSO on Activeloop](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/microsoft-azure/configure-azure-sso-on-activeloop.md): Enabling Azure SSO on Activeloop
- [Provisioning Federated Credentials](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/microsoft-azure/provisioning-federated-credentials.md): How to setup Federated Credentials in Azure
- [Enabling CORS](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/microsoft-azure/enabling-cors.md): How to enable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing in your Azure account.
- [Google Cloud](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/google-cloud.md): Azure-specific information for connecting data to Deep Lake
- [Provisioning Federated Credentials](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/google-cloud/provisioning-federated-credentials.md): How to setup Federated Credentials in Google Cloud
- [Enabling CORS](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/google-cloud/enabling-cors.md): How to enable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing in your GCS account.
- [Amazon Web Services](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/amazon-web-services.md): AWS-specific information for connecting data to Deep Lake
- [Provisioning Role-Based Access](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/amazon-web-services/provisioning-rbac.md): How to provision Role-Based Access in S3
- [Enabling CORS](https://docs-v3.activeloop.ai/setup/storage-and-creds/managed-credentials/amazon-web-services/enabling-cors.md): How to enable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing in your AWS S3 buckets.


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