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feat(deploy): add aws s3 #508

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* A Hetzner Cloud account with an empty project where the cluster should be deployed
* A Cloudflare account with a domain and a zone for the domain
* A personal ssh-key pair (or more keys if you want to use different keys or want to grant access for more people)
* A S3 based object storage (e.g. [aws s3](https://aws.amazon.com/s3/) or [minio](https://min.io/))

## Step 0: Install prerequisites

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You can change the names of the tokens to fit your needs. You will need to replace the names in the following commands.

## Step 1.3 Setup S3

In this guide we will use AWS S3 because it is cheap and easy to use. Feel free to use other object storage with s3 compatibility like minio.

### Create Bucket

If you use aws, go to the [aws console](https://console.aws.amazon.com/s3/) and create a bucket. You don't need special bucket settings.

If you use your root aws account, please create a new IAM user with s3 permissions and create access and secret key for this user. Do not create and publish access and secret keys for your root account.

Remember to create a user, a role with attached policy to access s3 and a s3 bucket access policy that grants access for the user to the bucket.

Please note your bucket name, bucket region, access and secret key.

## Step 2: Create a Management Cluster

To use cluster api to create a workload kubernetes cluster you need to create a management cluster. This cluster will be used to deploy the cluster api components and to create the workload cluster.
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