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Remove an SSH Key

Learn how to remove an SSH Key when it's no longer needed

  1. On Devopness, navigate to a project then select an environment
  2. Find the SSH Keys card
  3. Click the View in the SSH Keys card, to see a list of existing SSH Keys
  4. In the list of keys, find the key you want to remove and click the NAME of the key
  5. On the upper-right corner of the key details view, click REMOVE
  6. Follow the prompts then click REMOVE SSH KEY
  7. In the list of keys, the recently removed SSH Key will be gone

Required Permissions

To complete the steps in this guide, the user needs the following permissions in the environment:

Resource TypePermission
SSH KeyRemove

For instructions on how to grant user permissions in an environment, see Add team to an Environment

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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.

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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.

View SSH Key

After adding SSH keys to your environment, you may want to review the details of a specific key, such as its label, fingerprint, or creation date. This helps in managing and auditing server access effectively.