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> For example, for stripe , you need the customer ID. For grafana, an instance url. For aws, a site url. Uh, no? For stripe, you just need the key (customer ID
by bastawhiz 3y ago
> For example, for stripe , you need the customer ID. For grafana, an instance url. For aws, a site url.
Uh, no? For stripe, you just need the key (customer ID is the ID of a resource in the account). For AWS, you need the key id and secret, but these are nearly always colocated if you're actually dealing with keys.