Users

$ storageos user

Usage:	storageos user COMMAND

Manage users

Options:
      --help   Print usage

Commands:
  create      Create a new User, E.g. "storageos user create --password alice" (interactive password prompt)
  inspect     Display detailed information on one or more user(s)
  ls          List users
  rm          Remove one or more user(s)
  update      Update select fields in a user account

Run 'storageos user COMMAND --help' for more information on a command.

storageos user create

To create a new (admin) user “awesomeUser” with a interactively provided password that is a member of the group “dev”:

$ storageos user create --role admin --groups dev awesomeUser
Password: 
Confirm Password:

For multiple groups, use comma separation. E.g. --groups dev,testing,deploy For non admin users use --role user

storageos user inspect

To display detailed information on the user “awesomeUser”, run:

$ storageos user inspect awesomeUser
[
    {
        "id": "861511a8-2843-1031-724c-2cabaa2ca4e9",
        "username": "awesomeUser",
        "groups": "dev",
        "role": "admin"
    }
]

Note: Either the username or the ID can be used to select the user.

storageos user ls

To list the users on the system, run:

$ storageos user ls
ID                                    USERNAME     GROUPS  ROLE
861511a8-2843-1031-724c-2cabaa2ca4e9  awesomeUser  dev     admin
9d6f2ea9-3c7d-2358-7d81-b29c50e10cc9  storageos    admin

storageos user rm

To delete a user from the system, run:

$ storageos user rm 861511a8-2843-1031-724c-2cabaa2ca4e9
861511a8-2843-1031-724c-2cabaa2ca4e9

The user is now deleted.

$ storageos user ls
ID                                    USERNAME   GROUPS  ROLE
9d6f2ea9-3c7d-2358-7d81-b29c50e10cc9  storageos          admin

Note: Either the username or the ID can be used to select the user.

storageos user update

Change the password of the user “awesomeUser”:

$ storageos user update --password awesomeUser
Password: 
Confirm Password:

Change the username of the user “awesomeUser”:

$ storageos user update --username moreAwesomeUser awesomeUser

Add “awesomeUser” to the dev group:

$ storageos user update --add-groups dev awesomeUser

Remove “awesomeUser” from the dev group:

$ storageos user update --remove-groups dev awesomeUser

Revoke “awesomeUser”‘s admin privileges:

$ storageos user update --role user awesomeUser

Restore “awesomeUser”‘s admin privileges:

$ storageos user update --role admin awesomeUser