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User Accounts¶

Who get what Account?¶

Where	Role / Group	Dev	Ops/Admins
Gerrit	-	x
Gerrit	Administrators		x
Teamcity	developers	x
Teamcity	admins		x
VSHN	-	x	x
VSHN SSH	tocco	x
VSHN SSH	toccoroot and tocco		x
SSH Server Access	@user	x
SSH Server Access	@root		x
GitHub	Member	x
GitHub	Owner		x
GitLab	Maintainer	x
GitLab	Owner		x
Docker Hub	Owner		x
S3	-	x	x
Nine Cockpit	Cockpit Access	x
Nine Cockpit	Administrator		x

Gerrit¶

Create User¶

${USERNAME} is the username (e.g. jdoe for Jane Doe)

Generate password:
```
pwgen -s 20 1
```

Create user:

ssh -t tadm@git.tocco.ch sudo htpasswd /etc/nginx/.htpasswd ${USERNAME}

If admin access should be granted (see table above), go to go to the group Administrators and add the user as a member.

Deactivate User¶

ssh -p 29418 ${OWN_USERNAME}@git.tocco.ch "gerrit set-account --inactive ${USERNAME}"

TeamCity¶

Permissions are granted via the admins and developers groups. New permission should generally be granted to those groups rather than individual users.

Create User¶

Go to Users.
Create User Account
Enter Username (e.g. jdoe for Jane Doe)
Enter full name as Name
Enter Email address (e.g. jdoe@tocco.ch)
Generate a password (pwgen -s 20 1)
Select newly created user (click on username)
Select Groups tab.
Add user to group admins or developers according to the table above.

Remove User¶

Go to Users.
Remove user

SSH Server Access (Ansible)¶

Allow Access¶

Access can be granted via roles/ssh-key-sync/files/ssh_keys in the Ansible repository.

Changes can be deployed via Ansible:
cd ${ANSIBLE_GIT_ROOT}
ansible-playbook -i inventory playbook.yml -t ssh-keys
Hint

Users with role @user have access as user tocco on some hosts. User with role @root have access as tadm and tocco on all hosts. For users that should only have access to Pseudo-VPN using SOCKS5 over SSH, use role @remote.

Revoke Access¶

See Allow Access above and do the opposite.

VSHN¶

Create Account¶

Customer Admins can create accounts at https://control.vshn.net/users/tocco

Select the following Portal Roles:

Customer Admin (ops)
Customer Developer (dev)
Customer Ticket (everybody)

And the following Service Aceess:

Customer Portal (everybody)
GitLab (ops / root user)
Icinga Web 2 (everybody)
Tocco OpenShift OCP4 (dev/ops)

OpenShift:

Have user added to group tocco-dev (dev)
Have user added to group tocco-admin (ops / root users)

Create a ticket to have user added to group. See TOCO-575.

Remove Account¶

Customer Admins can remove accounts at https://control.vshn.net/users/tocco

VSHN SSH¶

Grant Access¶

Puppet configuration can be found in the tocco_hieradata repository. Access is defined in the users section within the different config files (e.g. in database.yml for database servers and infrastructure/solr.yml for Solr servers).

Hint

Users that are part of the group toccoroot can use sudo to obtain root priviledges.

Once the user has been created on the server — this can take up to 1h — roles on Postgres have to be updated:
$ cd ${ANSIBLE_REPO}/servers
$ ansible-playbook playbook.yml -t postgres

Revoke Access¶

To remove an account, add an ensure: absent.

GitHub¶

Add User to Organization¶

Go to the People page and Invite member.

Remove User from Organization¶

Go to the People page and select Convert to outside collaborator….

GitLab¶

Add User to Group¶

Go to the Members page and add the user.

Remove User from Group¶

Go to the Members page and remove the user.

Docker Hub¶

Add User to Organization¶

Go to the Docker Hub’s Members page and add the user.

Remove User from Organization¶

Go to the Docker Hub’s Members page and remove the user.

S3¶

Create User¶

User name should be dev-${SHORT_NAME}. For Instance, the user name for Jane Doe would be dev-jado:
```
tco s3 create-user dev-${SHORT_NAME}
```
Printed access_key and secret_key need to be handed to user and configured in ~/.aws/credentials

Grant permissions:

cd ${ANSIBLE_GIT_REPO}/tocco
ansible-playbook playbook.yml -t s3

Remove User¶

tco s3 create-user dev-${SHORT_NAME}

Nine Cockpit¶

Add User¶

Login at https://cockpit.nine.ch
Click “tocco” in Switch Account section
Open Account → Contacts
Send invite to @tocco.ch mail address

Select Administrator (ops/admin) or Cockpit Access (dev) as role.

Remove User¶

Login at https://cockpit.nine.ch
Click “tocco” in Switch Account section
Open Account → Contacts
Open Permissions for user
Remove all permissions