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Because API keys grant access to your account data, computing resources, or financial funds, compromising a key can be catastrophic. Protect your credentials by following these industry-standard security practices: 1. Never Hardcode Keys
The system will display your API key (and potentially a Secret Key or Passphrase). For security reasons, the platform will never show the secret portion of the key again. Technical Integration: Using the Key in Code Orion Api Key
This public link is valid for 7 days and shares a thread, including any personal information you added. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted. If you share with third parties, their policies apply. Can’t copy the link right now. Try again later. Because API keys grant access to your account
An Orion API key is a unique alphanumeric string that acts as a secure identifier and password for programmatically interacting with Orion's servers. It authenticates the requesting application, ensures the developer has permission to access specific endpoints, and tracks data usage for rate-limiting purposes. For security reasons, the platform will never show
This is a critical step for system security. Select only the specific permissions your application requires. Standard permissions include:
| Use Case | Recommended Orion | API Key Type | |---|---|---| | Building AI-powered applications | Orion AI Workspace / Orion AI Framework | Provider-specific API keys | | Implementing a context broker for IoT | FIWARE Orion Context Broker | Tenant-based (Fiware-Service headers) | | Rapid Laravel API development | Orion for Laravel | Laravel authentication guards | | Network monitoring and management | SolarWinds Orion SDK | SWIS authentication | | Financial data integration | Orion Advisor Solutions API | OAuth 2.0 / Basic Auth tokens | | Media indexing and streaming | Orionoid | Unique API key for account | | Visual intelligence processing | Orion Live / VLM Run | Account-based API key |
Before the key is generated, define its permissions (scopes).
