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Overview Use the kes identity commands to generate the API key of an PEM key file. In addition, you can use subcommands to temporarily manage the identities that access the KES server. Use the subcommand to display, create, or remove identities. All changes made by kes identity subcommands are lost when the KES server restarts. To make persistent changes to KES identities, modify the Policies and Identities section of the KES configuration file. Specifically, for each policy.policyname to modify, add/remove the identities to/from the policy.policyname.identities array.