Amazon Amazon AWS Access Key Creation Tutorial

Amazon AWS mainly provides IT infrastructure services to enterprises, namely cloud computing. When we need to use access keys when accessing Amazon AWS, how to create Amazon AWS access keys under Linux? Let's get to know it.

Question: I was asked to provide an AWS access key ID and secret access key when I configured an app that needed access to my Amazon AWS account. How do I create a new AWS access key?

Amazon AWS Security Credentials are used to authenticate you and authorize any third-party application to access your AWS account. There are various AWS security credentials available, such as passwords, access keys, multi-factor authentication, X. 509 certificate, etc.

If you want to create a new access key (access key ID and secret access key), please follow the steps.

First, log in to the AWS console.

Select the “Security Credentials” menu from the top bar (shown in red in the box).

On the next page, select & ldquo; access key (a secret access key and the access key ID) & rdquo; option (block shown in FIG red).

On the next page, you will see an existing Access Key ID list (if any). Note that you cannot restore the "secret access key" of the existing access key ID. For security reasons, the secret access key can only be seen when you create a new access key.
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