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Access Keys

What is an Access Key?

An access key is used to make programmatic calls to AWS API actions. When using the S3 API, you must have an API access key set to exchange storage files between your application and the Zata.ai service. There are two types of access keys:

  • Access Key ID

  • Secret Access Key

Each key is a text string that you will cut/paste into your storage application. For your protection, you should never share your secret keys with anyone. In addition, industry best practice recommends frequent key rotation.

Access keys are used to make secure REST or Query protocol requests to the Zata.ai service API. The Zata.ai S3 endpoint is idr01.zata.ai If using Cyberduck, for example as shown below, you would need to enter the appropriate keys in the “Access Key ID” and “Secret Access Key” fields. This is an example of one of many applications that can connect to the Zata.ai endpoint.

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Last updated 8 months ago