Add a Rotated Secret to a Role
Access roles provide clients with permission to work with secrets. When you add a secret to a role, you can specify exactly which CRUD operations clients can perform with that secret.
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The role to which a Rotated Secret is added must have read, list, and update permissions.
Let’s add a Rotated Secret to a role using the Akeyless CLI. If you’d prefer, see how to do this from the Add a Rotated Secret to a Role instead.
Add a Rotated Secret to a Role from the CLI
The CLI command to add a secret to a role is:
akeyless set-role-rule \
--role-name <role name> \
--path <secret name with path> \
--capability <read|create|update|delete|list|deny> \
--rule-type item-rule
The output is:
The requested rule was successfully set to the role <role name>
Add a Rotated Secret to a Role from the Akeyless Console
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From the menu on the left, select Access Roles, then select the role to which you want to add the Rotated Secret.
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In the role details, select the Items tab, and select Add.
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Type the name and path to the Rotated Secret, and select the read, list, and update permissions.
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Click Add to save your changes.
Updated 8 days ago