added documentation for types of role in API keys (#6435)

added documentation for types of role in API keys
hypermodeinc · Sep 10, 2020 · c25ca22 · c25ca22
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diff --git a/wiki/content/graphql/todo-app-tutorial/deploy.md b/wiki/content/graphql/todo-app-tutorial/deploy.md
@@ -15,23 +15,19 @@ After successfully logging into the site for the first time, your dashboard shou
 
 ![Slash-GraphQL: Get Started](/images/graphql/tutorial/todo/slash-graphql-1.png)
 
-Let's go ahead and create a new deployment.
+Let's go ahead and launch a new deployment.
 
 ![Slash-GraphQL: Create deployment](/images/graphql/tutorial/todo/slash-graphql-2.png)
 
 We named our deployment `todo-app-deployment` and set the optional subdomain as
 `todo-app`, using which the deployment will be accessible. We can choose any
 subdomain here as long as it is available.
 
-Let's set it up in AWS, in the US region, and click on the *Create Deployment* button.
+Let's set it up in AWS, in the US region, and click on the *Launch* button.
 
 ![Slash-GraphQL: Deployment created ](/images/graphql/tutorial/todo/slash-graphql-3.png)
 
-While the deployment is spinning up, remember to copy the API key, as the same API key
-won't be visible again. Though, you don't need to worry too much about it since you can
-create and revoke API keys from the setting page.
-
-Let's also copy the endpoint, which is our GraphQL API endpoint.
+Now the backend is ready.
 
 Once the deployment is ready, let's add our schema there (insert your public key) by going to the schema tab.
 

diff --git a/wiki/content/slash-graphql/admin/authentication.md b/wiki/content/slash-graphql/admin/authentication.md
@@ -7,6 +7,15 @@ title = "Authentication"
 
 All the APIs documented here require an API token for access. A new API token can be generated from Slash GraphQL by selecting the ["Settings" button](https://slash.dgraph.io/_/settings) from the sidebar, then clicking the Add API Key button. Keep your API key safe, it will not be accessible once you leave the page.
 
+![Slash-GraphQL: Add an API Key ](/images/graphql/tutorial/todo/slash-graphql-4.png)
+
+There are two types of API keys, client and admin. 
+- **Client API keys** can only be used to perform query, mutation and commit operations.
+- **Admin API keys** can be used to perform both client operations and admin operations like drop data, destroy backend, update schema.
+
+<img src="/images/graphql/tutorial/todo/slash-graphql-5.png" alt="Select API Key Role" width="60%">
+<br>
+<br>
 All admin API requests must be authenticated by passing the API token as the 'X-Auth-Token' header to every HTTP request. You can verify that your API token works by using the following HTTP example.
 
 ```

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