Table: openstack_keypair

A key pair can contain SSH keys or X509 certificates. Key pairs can be attached to an instance on creation to configure the initial access via SSH.

Examples

select
  name,
  fingerprint,
  public_key,
  private_key,
  user_id
from
  openstack_keypair;

select
  name,
  fingerprint,
  public_key,
  private_key,
  user_id
from
  openstack_keypair
where
  name = 'keypairname';

select
  name,
  fingerprint,
  public_key,
  private_key,
  user_id
from
  openstack_keypair
where
  public_key like '-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----%';

Name	Type	Operators	Description
_ctx	jsonb		Steampipe context in JSON form, e.g. connection_name.
fingerprint	text		Fingerprint is a short sequence of bytes that can be used to authenticate or validate a longer public key.
name	text	=	Name is used to refer to this keypair from other services within this region.
private_key	text		PrivateKey is the private key from this pair, in PEM format.
public_key	text		PublicKey is the public key from this pair, in OpenSSH format.
type	text		The type of the keypair.
user_id	text		UserID is the user who owns this KeyPair.