Compute Engine API
The Compute Engine API tab manages the API keys you use to call the Signaloid Cloud Compute Engine API programmatically.
Generating a key
Click Generate API Key to open the key creation form. The form has two fields:
- Key name (optional). A free-text label up to 500 characters. If you leave
it blank, the key is named
Signaloid Cloud Key. - Validity period. Pick one of
7 days,30 days(default),60 days,90 days,1 year,Custom...(which reveals a date picker), orValid forever. The form shows the resolved expiration date below the selector.
Your subscription tier sets how many keys you can hold at once. The Free tier allows one. When you reach your limit, Generate API Key is disabled. Upgrade your subscription on the Billing page to raise it.
The new key appears once, in the Your new secret SCCE API key dialog. Use Show () to reveal the value and Copy () to put it on the clipboard, then store it somewhere secure. You cannot retrieve it after you close the dialog.
Listing existing keys
Existing keys appear below the generator in a table with these columns:
- Name. The label you set on creation, or
Signaloid Cloud Keyby default. - Key. Renders as
scce_followed by the first eight characters of the Key ID and an ellipsis. The full value is never shown again after creation. - Creation Date. When the key was generated.
- Valid Until. When the key expires, or
Neverfor keys created withValid forever. Keys within seven days of expiry show a warning icon. Keys past expiry show anExpiredstatus dot. - Actions. Delete API Key () revokes the key. See Deleting a key.
Keys created while you are a member of an organization carry an Organization
chip with a tooltip noting that the key deactivates if you leave the
organization.
Deleting a key
Delete API Key () on a row revokes the key after a confirmation. Revocation takes effect immediately and cannot be undone.