Create an access key version

post

https://{hostname}/cam/v1/access-keys/{accessKeyUid}/versions

Rotates an access key to a new version. You should only need to do this if your cloud provider credentials have changed, for example because they've expired or been compromised. Only two versions of an access key can exist and be active at the same time. If you have two access key versions you have to delete one of them before you can create another version.

Path Params

accessKeyUid

integer

required

The unique identifier Akamai assigns to an access key.

Query Params

accountSwitchKey

string

For customers who manage more than one account, this runs the operation from another account. The Identity and Access Management API provides a list of available account switch keys.

Body Params

cloudAccessKeyId

string

required

length between 1 and 128

A unique identifier that's combined with the cloudSecretAccessKey to sign API requests. This is the access key ID (AWS) or access ID (GCS) you get from your cloud provider.

cloudSecretAccessKey

string

required

length between 1 and 128

A value that's combined with the cloudAccessKeyId to sign API requests. This is the secret access key (AWS) or secret (GCS) you get from your cloud provider.

Headers

string

enum

Defaults to application/json

Generated from available response content types

Allowed:

Responses

`requestId` assigned to the request to create a new version of an access key. It also includes the `Location` and `Retry-After` response headers that apply to the request.

`accessKeyUid` doesn't exist.

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Response

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application/json

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202The response contains the requestId assigned to the request to create a new version of an access key. It also includes the Location and Retry-After response headers that apply to the request.

404Not found. An access key with the provided accessKeyUid doesn't exist.

409Conflict. A name collision has occurred.

`requestId` assigned to the request to create a new version of an access key. It also includes the `Location` and `Retry-After` response headers that apply to the request.

`accessKeyUid` doesn't exist.