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Access Keys

An Access Key is used to authenticate and make secure programmatic API calls to the Zata.ai S3 service. It allows applications and S3-compatible tools to interact with object storage for operations such as uploading, downloading, listing, and managing files.

Each access key consists of two parts:

  • Access Key ID – Acts as a public identifier (similar to a username).

  • Secret Access Key – Acts as a private credential (similar to a password).

Both are required to authenticate requests to the Zata.ai API.

Access keys are used to make secure REST or Query protocol requests to the Zata.ai service. When configuring any S3-compatible client such as S3 Browser or Cyberduck, you must enter the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key in the respective fields.

The Zata.ai S3 endpoints are:

Region
Endpoint

Central India

idr01.zata.ai

Southern India

bom01.zata.ai

For security reasons, the Secret Access Key should never be shared with anyone. It is recommended to store access keys securely and rotate them periodically as a best practice.

Access keys provide a standardized and secure way to connect applications and tools with Zata.ai Object Storage.

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