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Add and manage Access Keys

Access keys provide programmatic access to, and the ability to decrypt, edit, and create secrets from the Locker CLI or Locker SDKs. You can have a maximum of two active access keys for a project at a time.

In Locker, an access key having Read or Write permission can perform the following actions:

  • Read: Able to retrieve all secrets in a specific project from Locker CLI or Locker SDKs.
  • Write: Able to retrieve, create, and update all secrets in a specific project from Locker CLI or Locker SDKs.

Add a new access key

  1. Log in to your Locker Secrets Manager account, then open the workspace and project you want to add a new access key.
  1. Open the Access Keys tab on the left navigation bar, then click the New Access Key button on the top right of the screen.
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  1. Choose a permission that the access key will be used to perform.
  1. Enter IP Restriction to limit the access if you wish. If you enter the IP address(es), secrets and environments in the project can be accessed only from the IP address(es) given.
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  1. Click the Create button. An access key ID and access key will be created and displayed on the screen.
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Note: The key ID and access key will be displayed once only. You are recommended to copy or download and store them safely.
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Now you and your team members can use the access key ID and key to access your data from Locker CLI or SDKs.

Edit an access key

You can edit the Permission, or IP Restriction of an existing access key. To edit an access key, go to the Access Keys screen.

  1. Click the 3-dot button respective to the access key you want to edit, then choose Edit.
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  1. Then edit the permission, or IP Address of the access key. Click Save to save the changes.

Deactivate an access key

When you deactivate an access key, the key can no more be used to access your project from Locker CLI or Locker SDKs. To deactivate an access key, go to the Access Keys screen.

  1. Click the 3-dot button respective to the access key you want to edit, then choose Deactivate.
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  1. On the popup that appears, click the Deactivate button to confirm the action.
  1. The access key will be deactivated. You can view the status of the access key as below.
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You can re-activate the access key by clicking the 3-dot button, then choose the Activate option.

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Regenerate an access key

When you regenerate an access key, the access key ID will remain while the access key will be regenerated. To regenerate an access key, go to the Access Keys screen.

  1. Click the 3-dot button respective to the access key you want to edit, then choose Regenerate.
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  1. On the popup that appears, click the Regenerate button to confirm the action.
  1. The access key ID and new access key will be displayed. You are recommended to copy or download the new access key.

Delete an access key

To delete an access key, go to the Access Keys screen.

  1. Click the 3-dot button respective to the access key you want to delete, then choose Delete.
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  1. On the popup that appears, enter the access key ID to the input field, then click Delete to confirm the action.
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Note: The data retrieved by that access key from Locker CLI or Locker SDKs will remain on the local device.
 
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