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> consider that long-lived SSH credentials are an anti-pattern. I don't think that's necessarily true, provided that your keys are: - Properly encrypted - Pr
by joelthelion 8y ago
> consider that long-lived SSH credentials are an anti-pattern.
I don't think that's necessarily true, provided that your keys are:
- Properly encrypted
- Protected by a decent password
- You use ssh agent to avoid 1) copying the key everywhere, and 2) typing your password all the time.
Of course it depends how critical security is. Access to a few dev servers inside the company firewall is not the same as managing your client-facing production infrastructure.