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Personal Access Tokens

Competitor mapping for DigitalOcean.

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DigitalOcean
Service term
Personal Access Tokens
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Personal Access Tokens

Quake AI concept: Credentials

  • Generated via control panel with custom scopes, expiration, tied to team role permissions; shown once only.
  • Used in Authorization: Bearer header; revocable by deletion.
  • No equivalent to OpenStack ec2 credentials or application credentials; more like scoped service account tokens.
  • Cannot edit scopes post-creation; regenerate instead.

Personal Access Tokens (PATs) and OAuth2 applications

Quake AI concept: Authentication

  • DigitalOcean PATs are account-scoped (access all resources across all projects for that account) with a choice of read or read/write scope. OpenStack application credentials are project-scoped and tied to a specific set of roles.
  • DO supports OAuth2 for third-party app authorization (apps request access on behalf of a user). OpenStack Keystone supports OAuth1.0 for delegated token issuance; full OAuth2 support depends on the Keystone deployment.
  • DO PATs can be set to expire (custom expiry date) or be non-expiring. Keystone token TTL is server-configured, not per-credential.
  • DO does not support service accounts independent of a user identity. OpenStack application credentials survive user password changes and can be restricted to specific API operations via access rules.

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  1. DigitalOcean
  2. DigitalOcean

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