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>Can you have multiple API "keys" set up for different buckets within one account? And can these keys be permissioned to constrain an API key to bucket(s), and
by ac29 9y ago
>Can you have multiple API "keys" set up for different buckets within one account? And can these keys be permissioned to constrain an API key to bucket(s), and to control the operations possible within that bucket?
B2 user here. No, and its the one thing keeping me from migrating more data from S3 to B2.
One key at a time only, and there is no permission granularity.
Since the backblaze folks seem to read these threads, please make this happen! I'm ready to give you more money per month.
- g_p 9y agoThanks for your reply. That's a real shame - I am sure I could segregate the different devices by making multiple accounts under the "groups" system, but that gets a bit messy! I'd love to see this happen! Even if it was just a list of the API functions from the docs with a checkbox against each, hidden behind a "danger" screen, it would make me feel more confident using this! Even if it wasn't granular per-bucket, it would make it a little safer when leaving credentials in cronjobs or bash scripts.