Get the SSH connection target for a computer asset
Return the SSH gateway host, port, username, and ready-made command for connecting to a computer with a registered SSH public key (see add_ssh_key). The username is the computer’s asset id; the gateway authorizes the connection against your current edit permission on the computer and starts it if it is stopped. Unlike create_ssh_access, this mints nothing and never wakes the computer. key_auth_enabled is false where the environment’s gateway accepts tokens only. Returns 409 when the computer’s provider does not support SSH.
Authentication
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Ready-to-run ssh [-p <port>] <asset_id>@<host>.
Whether this environment’s SSH gateway accepts registered-key logins. When false, command is refused at the gateway; connect with a temporary token from create_ssh_access instead.
Lifetimes, in minutes, this environment offers for a temporary token from create_ssh_access, ascending. The first is the default when none is requested; a request above the last is refused.
The SSH username — the computer’s asset id, which selects identity (registered-key) authentication at the gateway.