SSH Keys

You can manage all of your SSH keys in the SSH Keys tab of your account settings. SSH keys are used to connect to your services via SSH.

Note

If you don’t have an SSH key yet, follow GitHub’s guide to generate one.

Adding an SSH Key

1. Go to Account Settings > SSH Keys
2. Click Add SSH Key
3. Enter a name for your key
4. Paste your public key (e.g. the contents of ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub)
5. Click Save

After adding a key, you can attach it to any service to enable SSH access. See SSH Access for details.

Editing an SSH Key

You can rename an SSH key by clicking the edit icon next to the key in the list.

Deleting an SSH Key

To delete a key, click the delete icon next to it. You’ll be asked to confirm before the key is removed.

Caution

Deleting an SSH key will remove it from all services it is attached to. You will lose SSH access to those services until you attach a new key.