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Not sure that's any better in security terms. It has some ease of use and central management benefits but also some significant complexity (setup and maintenan
by sliken 6y ago
Not sure that's any better in security terms. It has some ease of use and central management benefits but also some significant complexity (setup and maintenance of a CA).
My setups just used puppet to manage a authorized key directory on each machine (basically one line of code), assuming you have a working puppet setup of course.
I'd consider either approach significantly more secure than passwords which is a much worse approach.