The SSH key you use for sudo can be different than the one you use for accessing the machine, though I never used it that way. When I first used this setup I t

The SSH key you use for sudo can be different than the one you use for accessing the machine, though I never used it that way. When I first used this setup I tried to build a server configuration that itself was completely open source[0]. So there was no way to bring secrets (like a root or sudo password) to the machine as everything had to come from the source repository so I had to rely on asymmetric authentication. [0] https://gitlab.com/internet-cleanup-foundation/server https://gitlab.com/internet-cleanup-foundation/server