# Configure the AWS CloudHSM `CloudHsmProvider` class using code
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As of Client SDK version 5.8.0, you can also configure the AWS CloudHSM `CloudHsmProvider` class using Java code. The way to do this is using an object of `CloudHsmProviderConfig` class. You can build this object using `CloudHsmProviderConfigBuilder`. 

`CloudHsmProvider` has another constructor which takes the `CloudHsmProviderConfig` object, as the following sample shows.

**Example**  

```
CloudHsmProviderConfig config = CloudHsmProviderConfig.builder()  
                                    .withCluster(  
                                        CloudHsmCluster.builder()  
                                            .withHsmCAFilePath(hsmCAFilePath)
                                            .withClusterUniqueIdentifier("CloudHsmCluster1")
        .withServer(CloudHsmServer.builder().withHostIP(hostName).build())  
                        .build())  
        .build();
CloudHsmProvider provider = new CloudHsmProvider(config);
```

In this example, the name of the JCE provider is `CloudHsmCluster1`. This is the name that application can then use to interact with JCE:

**Example**  

```
Cipher cipher = Cipher.getInstance("AES/GCM/NoPadding", "CloudHsmCluster1");
```

Alternatively, applications can also use the provider object created above to let JCE know to use that provider for the operation:

```
Cipher cipher = Cipher.getInstance("AES/GCM/NoPadding", provider);
```

If a unique identifier is not specified with the `withClusterUniqueIdentifier` method, a randomly generated provider name is created for you. To get this randomly generated identifier, applications can call `provider.getName()` to get the identifier.