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Editing Key
Last updated: 2024-01-11 16:28:54
Overview
The operations of renaming a key and modifying key description involve the following two functions:
API Name | Description | Note |
UpdateAlias | Renames a key | The KeyId and Alias parameters are required for this API. For more information, please see the UpdateAlias API document. |
UpdateKeyDescription | Modifies key description | The KeyId and Description parameters are required for this API. For more information, please see the UpdateKeyDescription API document. |
The examples below are called with TCCLI, which can also be called with any supported programming languages.
Examples
Renaming a key
Input
tccli kms UpdateAlias --region ap-guangzhou --KeyId 52xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-5xxxx4 --Alias test-gz-01-d
Output
If the modification is successful, the following information will be returned.
{"RequestId": "489a4274-0b81-4db7-8160-542c5c5bed68"}
Modifying key description
Input
tccli kms UpdateKeyDescription --region ap-guangzhou --KeyId 5xxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-52xxxxx4 --Description 'this is change message for test'
Output
If the modification is successful, the following information will be returned.
{"RequestId": "31134207-5de8-44f2-8c00-8bd0e88f95a6"}
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