s3.accesskey.query¶
Sent on s3.accesskey changes.
S3AccesskeyAddedEvent
Type: objectNo Additional Properties
Id
Type: integerS3AccesskeyEntry
Type: objectNo Additional Properties
Id
Type: integerUnique identifier for the access key.
Name
Type: stringHuman-readable name for the access key.
Must be at least 1 characters long
Must be at most 200 characters long
Username
Account the access key belongs to, or null if that account no longer exists.
Must be at least 1 characters long
User Identifier
Stored account linkage. A numeric user ID for local accounts or a SID for directory services accounts.
Local
Type: booleanWhether the access key belongs to a local user account rather than a directory services one.
Access Key
Type: stringThe S3 access key id clients sign requests with.
Must match regular expression:^[A-Z0-9]{16,128}$
Secret
The S3 secret access key. Readable only by administrators holding SHARING_S3_WRITE; redacted for everyone else. null when the secret was lost to a configuration restore without the secret seed.
Enabled
Type: booleanWhether the access key may be used. A disabled key is refused by the S3 service.
Expires At
Default: nullExpiration timestamp for the access key or null for no expiration.
Created At
Type: stringFormat: date-timeTimestamp when the access key was created.
Last Used At
Default: nullTime the S3 service last accepted a request signed with this key, or null if the key has never been used. The S3 service reports this at intervals, so a recent request can be absent for a short time. This field is read-only.
Manage Buckets
Type: boolean Default: falseWhether this access key may create and delete buckets through the S3 protocol. Setting it requires the account that owns the key to hold the SHARING_S3_WRITE role, checked when a call turns it on. It scopes the key, not the account: an account may hold several access keys, and leaving this off on one of them affects neither its other keys nor its own access to sharing.s3.create.
Status
Type: enum (of string)Effective state of the access key. Only ENABLED keys are usable. DISABLED was set by an administrator, EXPIRED passed its expiration, USER_MISSING belongs to a directory account that no longer resolves (a deleted local account takes its keys with it), and SECRET_LOST lost its secret to a configuration restore without the secret seed and must be rotated.
Must be one of:
- "ENABLED"
- "DISABLED"
- "EXPIRED"
- "USER_MISSING"
- "SECRET_LOST"
S3AccesskeyChangedEvent
Type: objectNo Additional Properties
Id
Type: integerS3AccesskeyEntry
Type: objectNo Additional Properties
Id
Type: integerUnique identifier for the access key.
Name
Type: stringHuman-readable name for the access key.
Must be at least 1 characters long
Must be at most 200 characters long
Username
Account the access key belongs to, or null if that account no longer exists.
Must be at least 1 characters long
User Identifier
Stored account linkage. A numeric user ID for local accounts or a SID for directory services accounts.
Local
Type: booleanWhether the access key belongs to a local user account rather than a directory services one.
Access Key
Type: stringThe S3 access key id clients sign requests with.
Must match regular expression:^[A-Z0-9]{16,128}$
Secret
The S3 secret access key. Readable only by administrators holding SHARING_S3_WRITE; redacted for everyone else. null when the secret was lost to a configuration restore without the secret seed.
Enabled
Type: booleanWhether the access key may be used. A disabled key is refused by the S3 service.
Expires At
Default: nullExpiration timestamp for the access key or null for no expiration.
Created At
Type: stringFormat: date-timeTimestamp when the access key was created.
Last Used At
Default: nullTime the S3 service last accepted a request signed with this key, or null if the key has never been used. The S3 service reports this at intervals, so a recent request can be absent for a short time. This field is read-only.
Manage Buckets
Type: boolean Default: falseWhether this access key may create and delete buckets through the S3 protocol. Setting it requires the account that owns the key to hold the SHARING_S3_WRITE role, checked when a call turns it on. It scopes the key, not the account: an account may hold several access keys, and leaving this off on one of them affects neither its other keys nor its own access to sharing.s3.create.
Status
Type: enum (of string)Effective state of the access key. Only ENABLED keys are usable. DISABLED was set by an administrator, EXPIRED passed its expiration, USER_MISSING belongs to a directory account that no longer resolves (a deleted local account takes its keys with it), and SECRET_LOST lost its secret to a configuration restore without the secret seed and must be rotated.
Must be one of:
- "ENABLED"
- "DISABLED"
- "EXPIRED"
- "USER_MISSING"
- "SECRET_LOST"
S3AccesskeyRemovedEvent
Type: objectNo Additional Properties
Id
Type: integerRequired roles: SHARING_S3_READ