One SSH public key works on many Vultr instances, but a compromised private key puts every one of them at risk.
Yes, you can associate the same SSH public key with multiple Vultr instances. This allows you to authenticate with each server using the same private key, simplifying access and management.
However, sharing a single SSH key across multiple servers comes with a trade-off. If the private key is ever compromised, every server using that key is at risk. For improved security and isolation, consider:
To learn how to add or manage SSH keys in your Vultr account, refer to the SSH Keys documentation.
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