List SSH Keys
At times, you or your team members may need to connect to your servers to execute commands directly from the terminal. To ensure secure access, you can add SSH keys to your environment servers, allowing connections only from authorized keys.
How to List SSH Keys
- In the Devopness dashboard, navigate to your desired project, then select the relevant environment.
- Locate the
SSH Keyscard on the environment page. - Click the
Viewbutton on theSSH Keyscard to display the list of SSH keys currently added to the environment. - If no keys are listed, follow the steps in the Create SSH Key Pair and Add SSH Key guides to add your first key.
Related
Create an SSH key pair
Sometimes you may need to connect to your servers using an SSH client to run terminal commands on your remote server. An SSH public key is used for secure authentication when you use an SSH client to connect to a server managed by Devopness. When you connect, you must provide the private key that matches the public key added to the remote server. Create an SSH private/public key pair to securely authenticate your server access on the new device. Several tools exist to generate SSH public/private key pairs. The following steps show how to generate an SSH key pair on UNIX and UNIX-like platforms.
Add an SSH key
Sometimes you and your team members need to connect to your servers to run commands from the terminal. Add SSH keys to environment servers to ensure secure server access by only the authorized SSH keys.