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> the credentials of that service account Why do these accounts only have a single user/password? In any case, my answer would again be automation. Script the
by karmakaze 2y ago
> the credentials of that service account
Why do these accounts only have a single user/password?
In any case, my answer would again be automation. Script the test, have the authorized process test out the service account on behalf of any employee who can create and run those tests.
- crazygringo 2y agoBecause that's just how some products are set up. Not every external service account provides separate passwords for different employees, there's just a single corporate account that some certain number of people need to have access to. And automation isn't an answer to that. The question is how to share the password in the first place, not to automate what is done with it.
- Maxion 2y agoI've bumped into this with various API integrations to e.g. warehousing systems, ERPs, hosting providers and what not. The advice in this thread works great until you are on a project to integrate X API into Y project, and you need the admin dashboard. Now you have three developers who all need to share one account.