Authentication
Learn more about the management of email accounts, cluster credentials, and multi-factor authentication (MFA) measures.
Email Accounts [READ MORE]
Once you have registered an account with Zilliz Cloud, you can manage your account information, switch your login method, and unlink from your Google or GitHub account.
API Keys [READ MORE]
API keys are used to authenticate users or applications making API or SDK calls to access Zilliz Cloud control plane and data plane resources. An API key is an alphanumeric string with its own properties, such as a name and an ID.
Cluster Credentials [READ MORE]
Zilliz Cloud authenticates your identity using a cluster credential or an API key. This guide introduces authentication with cluster credentials.
MFA [READ MORE]
Authentication serves as a gateway to verify one's identity during the login process. Zilliz Cloud enhances this security by offering Multi-factor Authentication (MFA), an advanced login method requiring additional verification beyond a password. MFA is an effective measure against unauthorized access and is recommended for all users. Currently, only users registered with a work email and password can manage MFA on the web console. With MFA enabled, you must enter both your password and the email verification code during each login attempt for added security.
Single Sign-on [READ MORE]
Single sign-on (SSO) is a feature that allows users to log in to multiple applications or services with a single set of credentials, rather than requiring separate logins for each.