As you would expect, there are links to in-depth documentation throughout.
Disabling password-based logins
Scenario: You want to protect yourself from the security risk of leaked passwords.
The answer: Change your organization’s login settings.
How to do it:
Click the Accounts tab on the left to go to the Accounts page. Click the LOGIN SETTINGS button:
Enable Block password logins and disable Allow password for admins:
See Configuring login settings for complete details. For more information about setting up an identity provider for your Altinity.Cloud account, see our Auth0 page.
Giving someone complete control of all clusters inside certain environments
Scenario: You want a user to be able to create, read, edit, or delete clusters inside the environment(s) you specify. The user is not able to create or delete an environment, however.
The answer: Create a new user with role envadmin.
How to do it:
Click the Accounts tab on the left to go to the Accounts page. Click the + ADD ACCOUNT button:
On the Environment Access tab, select the environments you want. The new user will be able to read or edit any cluster in those environments:
Again, the user will not be able to create or delete environments.
Giving someone access to certain clusters in certain environments
Scenario: You want a user to be able to read, edit, or delete clusters you specify inside the environments you specify. The user can also create new clusters in those environments.
The answer: Create a new user with role envuser.
How to do it:
Click the Accounts tab on the left to go to the Accounts page. Click the + ADD ACCOUNT button:
On the Environment Access tab, select the environments you want. The new user will be able to read, edit, or delete the clusters you select in those environments. They can also create clusters in any of those environments:
On the Cluster Access tab, select the clusters you want. The new user will be able to read, edit, or delete those clusters. The only clusters in the list are the ones in the environments you selected previously:
Giving someone complete access to all environments, including the ability to create or delete them
Scenario: You want a user to be able to do anything with all the environments in your organization, including the ability to create or delete them.
The answer: Create a new user with role orgadmin.
How to do it:
Click the Accounts tab on the left to go to the Accounts page. Click the + ADD ACCOUNT button:
