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Regarding SSH keys, for anyone using Github organizations, we created a service called GitWarden[1] for automatic syncing of local user accounts/SSH keys with o
by rocmcd 9y ago
Regarding SSH keys, for anyone using Github organizations, we created a service called GitWarden[1] for automatic syncing of local user accounts/SSH keys with organization teams. This makes it very easy to manage users across your entire infrastructure directly through the Github UI, and have any team changes (add/remove members) reflected locally in near real-time. It also makes it incredibly easy for users to login, as they just use their Github username and any SSH key from their Github profile. There's a full demonstration in one of our blog posts here[2] for anyone interested.
This is a new service we recently launched, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated! My email is in my profile, if you would like to reach me directly.
[1] https://gitwarden.com https://gitwarden.com
[2] https://gitwarden.com/blog/2017/05/04/first-steps-with-gitwarden https://gitwarden.com/blog/2017/05/04/first-steps-with-gitwa...
- uiri 9y agoIs there any logging of which ssh key is used? I don't think that I would be comfortable having access to work material from a personal machine, assuming the company is large enough to issue work desktops/laptops.
- rocmcd 9y agoNot currently, but that's a great point that we haven't considered yet.