Settings & Keys
Settings & Keys in the OTA Updates area (Configure) — route /ota/settings.
Settings & Keys lives in the OTA Updates area of the dashboard, under Configure.
At a glance#
| Dashboard route | /ota/settings |
| Area | OTA Updates (ota) |
| Group | Configure |
| Platforms | Available for every app platform. |
| Note | This entry points outside its area's usual /{area}/{slug} pattern. |
What it does#
Settings holds the account-level controls for OTA: the keys that sign your bundles, the tokens that let you test an unreleased bundle on a device, and your bundle and storage usage.
Signing keys#
Bundles can be signed with an ed25519 key pair so a device will only apply a bundle it can verify
came from you. This page lists your public keys — name, public key, when it was created, and
whether it has been revoked — and lets you register new ones or revoke a compromised one.
Generate a key pair with the CLI (scalebun ota generate-key-pair) and register the public half
here; the private half stays with your build pipeline.
Test tokens#
A test token lets an internal build pull a specific unreleased bundle without publishing a real release. You issue a token with a time-to-live (30 minutes up to a full day), hand it to the in-app test panel, and the device switches to the target bundle until the token expires. Revoke a token to cut off access immediately. This is how you validate a bundle on a real device before it reaches any channel.
Usage and quotas#
The usage panel shows your totals — bundles stored, patches generated, total storage in bytes, and releases published this month — so you can see where you stand against your plan before a publish is refused.
Where update policy lives#
Update policy — the target app version, rollout percentage, whether an update is mandatory, and the release note — is set per release when you publish or promote it, not globally here. Install mode (apply immediately, on next restart, or on next resume) is likewise a property of the release. Settings governs the account; the release governs the rollout.
Where the data comes from#
Served by
Ota