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  1. Security

Key Pairs

Key Pairs are fundamentals in Qumulus that provide users a secure way to authenticate your access to Instances.

Each Key Pair consists of two keys:

  • Public Key: Stored on the instance; it verifies access requests.

  • Private Key: Stored securely by the user; it authenticates the user to the instance.

When you log into instances via SSH, the private key establishes secure authentication against the public key stored on your instance, thus eliminating password-based authorization. You can either create new Key Pairs directly from the Qumulus or import your existing public keys.

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