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API Keys

Overview of API Key in Qubitro, including creation, management, and access control.

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Last updated 2 months ago

API Key allows secure access to Qubitro for building custom applications and integrations.

Key Features

  1. Expiration Control: Configure a fixed duration or opt for no expiration.

  2. Granular Permissions: Assign specific privileges such as Create, Read, Write, Delete, or Invite.

  3. Scoped Access: Restrict each key to chosen projects.

Create an API Key

1

Navigate to API Keys

On the Qubitro Portal Home Page, select Credentials from the top navigation. Then, in the left panel, select API Keys.

2

Create a New API Key

  1. Click on Create API Key. Enter the name, expiration date, and permissions.

  2. Enable scope (optional) to limit access to specific projects.

  3. Click Create new API Key and copy it immediately for secure storage.

Warning: API Keys cannot be edited or viewed again after creation. If lost, delete the key and create a new one.

Manage API Keys

View API Keys

Created API Keys are listed automatically under API Keys in the Credentials tab. Each key displays its name, scope, assigned actions, and expiration date.

Delete an API Key

Click Delete next to the API Key to remove it.

Warning: Deleting an API Key immediately revokes its access. This action cannot be undone.

API Keys page in Qubitro Portal displaying existing keys, scopes, permissions, and delete options.