AWS allows up to two active access keys at a time. In Experience OS, you can manage your Amazon S3 credentials from any flow that involves file management using S3.
Supported flows
You can manage S3 credentials in the following flows:
View existing credentials
Admins can view all S3 access keys associated with the account, including both active and inactive keys and their current status.
Deactivate an access key
If an access key is no longer in use, you can deactivate it to immediately stop access without deleting it. This is useful for temporary suspensions or for validating that a key is no longer needed before permanent removal.
Delete an access key
You can permanently delete an existing access key. After a key is deleted, it can no longer be used to access your S3 bucket. If needed, you can generate a new key.
Generate new credentials
When applicable, admins can generate new S3 access keys directly from the admin interface. This enables you to rotate credentials according to AWS best practices without contacting support.
Notes
Only users with admin permissions can manage S3 credentials.
After deactivating or deleting a key, make sure to update any external systems that use the affected credentials.