Add Public Key

SSH (Secure Shell) serves as a secure means for computers to communicate with each other. It establishes a protected connection over the internet, encrypting the data exchanged between your computer and another computer, ensuring its confidentiality.

In the realm of public-key cryptography, data encryption and decryption are facilitated using a key pair. One of the keys, known as the public key, is shared with others to encrypt data. The other key, the private key, is kept confidential and solely utilized by the owner to decrypt the data. This cryptographic approach ensures secure and private communication between parties involved.

Add a Public Key​

To modify the code commit repository associated with the application in the Akinon ecosystem, users need to add a public key. The responsibility of overseeing this process lies with the developer. It is important to note that up to five public keys can be added for enhanced security and access control.

To add a public key, log in to the account and navigate to the Organization section from the left-side menu. Then, click on Public Keys to manage and configure the public key settings.

To add a new public key, click on the +New Public Key button.

Enter a label for the public key in the Label field, and paste the generated SSH Key into the Public Key field. Afterward, click the Apply button to successfully add the public key to the account.

The Public Keys list will display the public key that users have added. If they wish to remove a public key, they can click on the delete icon next to the respective key.