User Management

Learn how to manage users, roles, and permissions in your Serviuz environment.

Proper user management is crucial for maintaining security and access control.

Managing Users

Use these commands to manage users in your system:

# Create a new user
serviuz users create --email john@example.com --role developer

# List all users
serviuz users list

# Update user role
serviuz users update --email john@example.com --role admin

# Delete user
serviuz users delete --email john@example.com

Available Roles

Role	Description	Permissions
Admin	Full system access	All permissions
Developer	Development and deployment access	Read, Write, Deploy
Viewer	Read-only access	Read

Configure custom roles with specific permissions:

# Create custom role
serviuz roles create --name deployment-manager --permissions "read,deploy"

# Assign permissions to role
serviuz roles update --name deployment-manager --add-permission "metrics:read"

Team Management

Organize users into teams for better access management:

# Create a new team
serviuz teams create --name frontend-team

# Add users to team
serviuz teams add-user --team frontend-team --email john@example.com

# Assign team permissions
serviuz teams set-permissions --team frontend-team --permissions "read,deploy"

# List team members
serviuz teams list-members --team frontend-team

Best Practices

Follow these guidelines for effective user management:

• Regularly audit user access and permissions

• Remove unused accounts promptly

• Use role-based access control (RBAC)

• Implement the principle of least privilege

• Maintain clear documentation of custom roles