Hello,
I created API keys using https://eu.api.ovh.com/createToken/
as specified in this documentation https://help.ovhcloud.com/csm/en-gb-api-getting-started-ovhcloud-api?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0042784
They work no problem, but I can not find the interface to list, edit, delete the API keys.
Note: I'm the root user of the OVH account.
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Same here. After creating some API keys with unlimited access time, I'd expect to have an interface to delete them, it'd be very dangerous otherwise.
Side notes:
- don't call your script ``ovh.py`` it will conflict with the actual ``import ovh``
- you need to create an API key with the correct rights:
GET /me/api/application/*
DELETE /me/api/application/*
You can access it at this url :
https://eu.api.ovh.com/console-old/#/me/api/application~GET
In the branch /me/api
Hello,
For people that find this thread, there is now a UI to manage API keys : https://www.ovh.com/manager/#/iam/dashboard/applications
I see generated api keys in https://www.ovh.com/manager/#/iam/api-keys but only thing I can do with them is delete operation which is rather weird because when I would like to add new allowed get, post, put, delete query I need to delete it and insert all data again. Is this supposed to work that way ? Why there is no modify option for api key ?
You can use this: https://manager.eu.ovhcloud.com/#/iam/api-keys
I also forked a CLI tool to manage API keys, written in Go: https://gitlab.com/MaesterZ/ovh-akm
It can cleanup credentials from OVH console/manager and credentials not matching an existing application automatically.
I forked a small CLI tool in Go to manage your OVH API keys, you can also cleanup credentials from console / GUI logins and credentials not matching an existing application:
https://gitlab.com/MaesterZ/ovh-akm