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# Add Resources

In this step, you register the external services that Flashgate will orchestrate through the gateway.

The goal is to declare the source components first, so they can later be assembled into repositories.

## What this section covers

* [**Configure a Bucket**](/guides/setup-the-cloud-and-ai-gateway/start-with-cloud-storage/create-a-bucket.md): connect cloud storage resources (S3-compatible, GCS-compatible, or Azure Blob), including authentication and endpoint options.
* [**Configure an AI LLM**](/guides/setup-the-cloud-and-ai-gateway/start-with-cloud-storage/create-a-bucket-1.md): add and validate AI model providers so prompts can be routed through Flashgate.

## Expected outcome

At the end of this section, your organization has reusable **resource connectors** (storage + AI) ready to be attached to one or more repositories.


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