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Enabling/Disabling Key
Last updated: 2024-01-11 16:28:54
Overview
The operations of enabling and disabling a key involve the following two APIs:
API Name | Description | Note |
EnableKey | Enables a CMK | The KeyId parameter is required for this API. For more information, please see the EnableKey API document. |
DisableKey | Disables a CMK | The KeyId parameter is required for this API. For more information, please see the DisableKey API document. |
The examples below are called with TCCLI, which can also be called with any supported programming languages.
Examples
Enabling a CMK
Input
tccli kms EnableKey --region ap-guangzhou --KeyId 5xxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-52xxxxx4
Output
If the key is successfully enabled, the following request will be returned.
{"RequestId": "6b2187b0-f40a-46d0-8065-2434afc54619"}
Disabling a CMK
Input
tccli kms DisableKey --region ap-guangzhou --KeyId 5xxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-52xxxxx4
Output
If the key is successfully disabled, the following request will be returned.
{"RequestId": "e5674638-1466-4607-a3ea-b60d30f4e5e3"}
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