Find a repository's access keys and endpoint

Find the bucket address, keys, and endpoint of a repository on its Overview tab. You need them to connect the MinIO CLI, s3cmd, or another S3-compatible tool.

Before you begin

• A repository; see Create a repository.
• Permission to read model repositories in the project. A Member gets it through a policy that allows reading for the Inference service.

Open the Overview tab

In TIR, open your project. In the side menu, under Inference, select Model Repository, then select the row of the repository. The Overview tab opens first each time you select a row.

Under Model Details, Model Path: is the bucket address, s3://<bucket-name>/, and you can copy it from the tab.

Under Bucket Details are the bucket’s Access Key:, Secret Key:, and EOS Endpoint:, ready to copy. The secret key stays hidden until you choose to show it, and you can show it again whenever you need it. EOS Endpoint: is different in Delhi and Chennai, so copy the one on this tab for the region you are working in.

Keep the keys safe

The key pair belongs to the repository. For a new bucket, TIR creates the pair with the bucket. For an existing bucket, TIR creates the pair for the repository. For an external bucket, it is the pair you typed. Anyone who can open the repository can see its keys, so everyone who can use the repository shares them. Save them somewhere safe and keep them private. The commands on the Using CLI tab carry the real keys too, so copying a command copies the secret.

Use the keys

For the commands that use them, see Connect to a repository with the MinIO CLI or s3cmd. For help with a message, see Troubleshooting Model Repository.