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Keys

The Management > Keys page manages two kinds of keys: API Keys for calling model APIs, and Credential Keys for pulling private images from third parties.

API Keys​

An API key is the credential that authenticates your API requests.

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Keep your API keys safe and do not share them with others.

Create an API key​

  1. Click Add API Key.
  2. Enter a key name; optionally set a Budget Limit — once the limit is reached, API requests are rejected.
  3. After clicking Create, the key is displayed on screen; copy and store it immediately.
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Once you close the creation panel, the full key can no longer be viewed. If you lose it, create a new key.

The new key appears in the API key list, showing its usage (current spend / budget limit), status, and creation time.

Edit settings​

Click the menu icon at the end of the row and choose Edit to adjust the key name and budget limit, then click Save to confirm.

Disable and re-enable​

  1. Disable: click the menu icon at the end of the row and choose Disable. The status changes to disabled, and the budget limit is automatically set to Unlimited.
  2. Re-enable: choose Enable. Because the budget limit became Unlimited when the key was disabled, choose Edit again if you need to set it anew.

Delete​

Click the menu icon at the end of the row, choose Delete, review the information in the confirmation dialog, then click Delete again.

Credential Keys​

A credential key is required to use a custom image from a third-party container registry when creating a Pod. We recommend setting them up in advance so they are ready to select at deployment time.

Add a credential key​

  1. Click Add Credential to open the settings panel on the right.
  2. Choose the container registry provider: Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, NGC, GCP Artifact, or AWS ECR.
  3. Enter a credential name (lowercase letters, digits, and - only; it must start with a letter and end with a letter or digit).
  4. Enter the Registry Server. It is filled in automatically for Docker Hub, GitHub Container Registry, and NGC.
  5. Enter the Registry User and Registry Password.
  6. Click Save to confirm.

View, edit, and delete​

  • View: click the menu icon at the end of the row and choose View; the panel shows the provider, credential name, registry server, user, and password.
  • Edit: choose Edit to change the registry user and password, then click Save to confirm.
  • Delete: choose Delete, review the information in the confirmation dialog, then click Delete again.