compute-user-accounts

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Published: Jan 24, 2019 License: Apache-2.0

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Google Compute User Accounts - VM Software

Give yourself and others access to your virtual machines by creating Linux user accounts. User accounts have their own username and home directory on your virtual machine instances and can be created and managed programmatically through an API. Once you have created a user account, it can be used to log in to the Linux virtual machines in your project.

Installation

  1. Install Go
  2. Install FPM
  3. Make a deb/rpm: make package
  4. Install the deb/rpm on your VM: dpkg -i pkg/gcua_X.XXXXXXXX.XXXXXX_amd64.deb or rpm -ivh pkg/gcua-X.XXXXXXXX.XXXXXX-X.x86_64.rpm

Usage

See GCP Documentation

Contributing

See Contributing

Directories

Path Synopsis
Package accounts provides an interface, structs, and errors needed for providing User and Group account information.
Package accounts provides an interface, structs, and errors needed for providing User and Group account information.
Package apiclient provides an interface for communicating with the Compute Accounts API.
Package apiclient provides an interface for communicating with the Compute Accounts API.
Package logger provides a logger that writes to the syslog.
Package logger provides a logger that writes to the syslog.
Package server provides a client and server for communicating account data over a socket.
Package server provides a client and server for communicating account data over a socket.
Package store provides an in-memory store of account data.
Package store provides an in-memory store of account data.
Package testbase provides a unit test infrastructure and a mock AccountProvider.
Package testbase provides a unit test infrastructure and a mock AccountProvider.

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