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Remove a Credential

Learn how to remove a credential when it's no longer needed

In case you need to rotate credential keys, you can edit a credential instead of removing a credential and create a new one. To edit a credential, follow the guide Edit a Credential

If you are really sure you want to remove a credential, that cannot be done if the credential to be removed is currently in use by any environment resource. To remove a credential that is currently in use you should edit each resource using that credential to use another credential.

  1. On Devopness, navigate to a project and select an environment.
  2. Find the Credentials card.
  3. Click View on the Credentials card to see a list of existing Credentials.
  4. In the list of credentials, find the credential you want to remove and click the NAME of the credential
  5. On the upper-right corner of the credential details view click REMOVE
  6. Follow the prompts then click REMOVE
  7. In the list of credentials, the recently removed Credential will be gone

Related

Add a Credential

Devopness allows you to manage multiple provider accounts from a single platform. Add Cloud Provider and Source Provider credentials to your environment to allow you and your team to provision, manage cloud infrastructure resources and deploy your applications with increased productivity.

Edit on GitHub

Get a Credential’s Status

Get a Credential's Status to validate if a credential is still active and remains accepted by its provider.

SSH keys

In this section you will learn how to create an SSH key pair, add SSH keys to an infrastructure environment, authorize the added keys to allow users to SSH into one or multiple servers and how to remove access from users that should no longer be able to login into servers to which they used to have access.