Provisions a new Object Storage key for authentication. A successful request triggers an obj_access_key_create event.
Accounts with negative balances can't access this operation.
Create an unlimited access key
This type of key grants full access to all of your buckets in each region you name, using the regions array. Run the List regions operation, verify that each desired region includes "Object Storage" among its capabilities, and store the id value for each. Leave the bucket_access array out to create an unlimited access key.
Check out this example workflow for an unlimited access key.
Create a limited access key
This type of key lets you name specific buckets where you need to manage content. In the bucket_access array, include individual objects for each bucket, comprised of the target bucket_name, the permissions level for access to the bucket, and the region where the bucket lives. Run the List Object Storage buckets operation and store the label, to use as the bucket_name, and the region for each. With a limited access key, the parent-level regions array isn't required.
Check out this example workflow for a limited access key.
linode-cli object-storage keys-create \
--label "my-object-storage-key" \
--bucket_access '[{"region": "ap-south", "bucket_name": "bucket-example-1", "permissions": "read_write" }]'
<https://techdocs.akamai.com/cloud-computing/docs/getting-started-with-the-linode-cli>
object_storage:read_write
<https://techdocs.akamai.com/linode-api/reference/get-started#oauth>