Configure a Cloud Credential
Add your provider keys and your Namirasoft applications can connect to AWS, Azure, or GCP. The steps below show you how to get and enter each one.
Create the credential
In the Namirasoft Credential Console, open Cloud › AWS, then click Create. Give it a Name you will recognize.
Enter the Access Key and Secret Key
These are the two keys AWS issues for your IAM user: the Access Key (public identifier) and the Secret Key (private, shown only once).
Describe and save
Optionally add a Description, then click Apply.
Create the credential
In the Namirasoft Credential Console, open Cloud › Azure, then click Create. Give it a Name you will recognize.
Enter the Tenant ID and Client ID
These are the two IDs Azure gives your registered app: the Tenant ID (your directory) and the Client ID (your app).
Enter the Client Password
This is the secret your application signs in with.
Describe and save
Optionally add a Description, then click Apply.
Create the credential
In the Namirasoft Credential Console, open Cloud › GCP, then click Create. Give it a Name you will recognize.
Enter the Credentials (JSON)
Your service account key in JSON format, with fields like project_id, private_key, and client_email. Paste the full JSON into the Credentials field as plain text (there is no file upload).
Describe and save
Optionally add a Description, then click Apply.
Cloud FAQs
Answers to common questions about setting up cloud credentials.
1. Do I need a separate credential for each account or subscription?
Each cloud credential covers a single account, so you create a separate one for each AWS account, Azure subscription, or GCP project.
2. What happens when I rotate my cloud keys?
You update the credential with the new keys, and every authorized application uses them automatically.