How to obtain my Access-keys
When using Sufy object storage service, AccessKey and SecretKey are important credentials for authentication. This article will explain in detail how to obtain these keys.
Login to Sufy Console
- Visit Sufy's official website (https://www.sufy.com)
- Click the "Login" button in the top right corner
Sufy website login interface
Access the Key Management Page
There are two ways to access the key management page:
Method 1: Through Top Navigation
- After logging in, click "Console" in the top navigation bar
- Select "Access Control" from the left menu
- Click "Key Management"
Accessing key management through navigation menu
Accessing key management through navigation menu
Create New Access Keys
You can create a maximum of 2 AccessKey/SecretKey pairs. If you have already reached this limit, you'll need to disable and delete existing keys before creating new ones.
Creating new access keys
View Key Information
The SecretKey is hidden by default and requires security verification to view. Click [SK] to trigger the security confirmation window. After security confirmation, the SecretKey will be displayed.
Security confirmation popup
Displaying SecretKey (SecretKey shown in screenshot has been deactivated)
Security Recommendations
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Rotate Keys Regularly
- Recommended to change keys every 3-6 months
- Ensure all applications using the key are updated when changing
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Principle of Least Privilege
- Create different keys for different purposes
- Promptly retire unused keys
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Key Protection
- Never share your Secret Key
- Don't hardcode keys in your code
- Use environment variables or configuration files to store keys
Frequently Asked Questions
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What if I forgot to save my Secret Key?
- Perform secondary verification in the management interface to view it again
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What should I do if my keys are compromised?
- Immediately disable the key in the console
- Create new key pairs
- Update all applications using the old keys
- Review account security settings
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How can I verify if my keys are working?
- Use Sufy's key testing tool
- Or verify using API test endpoints