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This question was answered by @jasonjpeters:
If you’re only looking to log into the remote server using SSH Keys on your machine you can copy your
*.pubkey to the remote server renaming it toauthorized_keys. Once complete as long as the matching key is added to your local key chain Example:
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsayou should be able to log into the remote server with no passwd.