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Creating Access Keys (AK and SK)
This section describes how to create access keys (AK and SK) in OBS Console. A pair of AK and SK is used to encrypt the signature of a request, ensuring that the request is secure and integral, and that identities of the request sender and receiver are correct.
Background Information
AKs and SKs support the authentication mechanism of Identity and Access Management (IAM).
- An Access Key ID (AK) defines a user that accesses the OBS system. An AK belongs to only one user, but one user can have multiple AKs. The OBS system recognizes the users who access the system by their AKs.
- A Secret Access Key (SK) is the key used by users to access OBS. It is the authentication information generated based on the AK and the request header. An SK and an AK group into a pair of access keys.
Constraints
Each user can create a maximum of two valid AK/SK pairs.
Prerequisites
An account has been registered and activated.
Procedure
- Log in to OBS Console.
- On the top navigation menu, click the username and select My Credentials.
- My Credentials page is displayed. Choose Access Keys > Add Access Key
- In the Add Access Key dialog box that is displayed, enter the password and its verification code.
- Click OK.
- Save the key as prompted. The key is directly saved to the default download folder of the web browser.
- Open the downloaded credentials.csv file to obtain the access keys (AK and SK).
Parent topic: Getting Started