Adding Account SSH Keys 0:00When we first create our Laravel Forge account, we need to add our SSH keys to our account. We can do that by going to the drop-down, Account, SSH Keys, and fill in in this form. Now, all keys added here will be automatically added to any server that we create from here on. I'm going to create one called James MacBook, I'm pasting the content to my public key, and click Add. With this key added, I can add it to any of my existing servers. Installing Key on Server 0:29With this key added, I can add it to any of my existing servers. So I can click Add to Servers, and see that I have a server called DeepSound. Now, currently, if I try to SSH into this server, it's not going to let me do it. Permission denied, because my key isn't added to the server. I can select which server I want to add this key to, and click Add Key. Now, when I switch back and try and connect again, Adding Server-Specific Keys 0:48and click Add Key. Now, when I switch back and try and connect again, Forge will have added the key, and I'm now able to connect. Let's exit out of here, but let's say that we want to give somebody else access to our server. We don't want to add their SSH key to our account, because that means that any servers that we create, they'll have access to going forward. Instead, we can go to the Servers panel, and go to SSH Keys, and we can add a key here.Instead, we can go to the Servers panel, and go to SSH Keys, and we can add a key here. So again, we need to give the key a name. We then need to select which user we want to add that key to, and we can select Forge or any of the isolated sites, and then we can paste the key in. We'll add that key. Once this key is installed, this user will be able to access the server over SSH, Enabling SFTP Access 1:33Once this key is installed, this user will be able to access the server over SSH, but also SFTP. This means that we can give clients or customers access to our server to upload files without needing to give them full access to our server.
