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sObject - Keys

Publisher: Psychz Networks,  May 14,2024

Keys in object storage are unique identifiers that allow for efficient access and retrieval of data objects. They also play a role in encrypting data for enhanced security. keys are unique identifiers associated with each object (Device ID). They play a crucial role in how data is stored and accessed in an object storage system.

Access Keys are created and shared at the time of sObject creation. If you have misplaced your key, you need to delete the existing key and create a new one. Use the 'Delete' function to delete the key. Once you have deleted, you can create a new key by accessing 'Create Key' feature.

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