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This page shows you how to perform asymmetric signing and verification using Scaleway Key Manager (KMS).
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In this tutorial, we will walk you through setting up your environment to interact with the Scaleway API and Key Manager,
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and then demonstrate how to sign and verify messages using asymmetric keys.
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This page shows you how to perform asymmetric signing and verification using Scaleway Key Manager. This documentation page shows you how to set up your environment to interact with the Scaleway API and Key Manager, and sign and verify messages using asymmetric keys.
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## Configuring your environment variables
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Configuring your environment variables allows the Go application to authenticate and use Scaleway's API and Key Manager.
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Configuring your environment variables allows the Go application to authenticate and use the Scaleway API and Key Manager.
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Open a terminal and paste the following commands to export your environment variables. Make sure that you add your **own variables**. You can also use a Scaleway configuration file.
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```golang
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// signAsymmetric signs a plaintext message using a saved asymmetric private key 'ec_p256_sha256'
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// stored in Scaleway Key Manager.
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// stored in Key Manager.
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//
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// Parameters:
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// - keyID: The unique identifier of the asymmetric key stored in Scaleway Key Manager.
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// - keyID: The unique identifier of the asymmetric key stored in Key Manager.
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// - message: The plaintext message that needs to be signed.
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