Below you will find the various attributes for the key resource, as well
as the key resource's relationships. Keys cannot be validated, are not
actual "licenses", and are only used for pooled policies.
When creating a pooled policy, you create a limited set of "keys" to fill
the pool. Each time a license is created that implements the pooled policy,
a "key" is taken from the pool and used for the new license, until the pool
is depleted. After a pool has been depleted, new licenses cannot be created
from the pooled policy until new keys are added. Pooled policies are usually
used for limited betas or promotion deals for the first x users.
These are unused keys within a policy's pool – they are not valid
licenses. These are used when creating new licenses for a pooled
policy or when using a pool's pop action.
A 201 Created response will be returned along with the new key object.
Upon error, an errors object will be returned along with an
HTTP status code indicating the type of error. When an error occurs, the
data property will not be included.
A 200 OK response will be returned along with a key object.
Upon error, an errors object will be returned along with an
HTTP status code indicating the type of error. When an error occurs, the
data property will not be included.
A 200 OK response will be returned along with the updated key object.
Upon error, an errors object will be returned along with an
HTTP status code indicating the type of error. When an error occurs, the
data property will not be included.
Upon error, an errors object will be returned along with an
HTTP status code indicating the type of error. When an error occurs, the
data property will not be included.
Returns a list of keys. The keys are returned sorted by creation date,
with the most recent keys appearing first. Resources are automatically
scoped to the authenticated bearer e.g. when authenticated as a product,
only keys of that specific product will be listed.
A 200 OK response will be returned along with a list of key objects.
Upon error, an errors object will be returned along with an
HTTP status code indicating the type of error. When an error occurs, the
data property will not be included.