This tool is part of the AosEdge SDK.
This tool will help you manage user certificates for Aos Cloud.
Using this tool you'll be able to:
python -m pip install aos-keys
aos-keys new-user -d {aoscloud.io} -t {token} {--oem|--sp|--fleet}
Where:
- -d - Aos CLoud domain to register user
- -t - User Token
- -oem or -sp - Certificate for OEM or SP User
Example:
aos-keys new-user -d aoscloud.io -t 1111 --oem
aos-keys info -c {path-to-cert} {--oem|--sp|--fleet}
Where:
- -c - Path to user certificate
- -sp - Show info of default Service Provider user
- -oem - Show info of default OEM user
- -fleet - Show info of default Fleet Owner user
Example: Show info about default SP user certificate
aos-keys info --sp
Show info about default OEM user certificate
aos-keys info --oem
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AosEdge private keys and certificate manager
We found that aos-keys demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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