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How to share an instance to a CLD user under specific INSTANCE user

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Aleksandr Chendev

I have an example.instance_1.2.3.4_22_root instance in the default group, access to instance from CLD server by admin user works fine.

I changed the instance string to user dev example.instance_1.2.3.4_22_dev and added it via web interface to the clouds of user jonhdoe, but when i try to access instance from jonhdoe user through the interactive gate with CLI or web terminal i getting error choosen INSTANCE example.instance_1.2.3.4_22_dev have incorrect GROUP

How to fix the error?

Init question related to open source infrastructure management system CLD from ClassicDevOps https://github.com/classicdevops/cld

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Aleksandr Chendev

Instances example.instance_1.2.3.4_22_root and example.instance_1.2.3.4_22_dev are different and unrelated for the CLD system.

Best practice in this case:

  1. Create an instance group like devaccess for example with web interface in administration section or with cld-groupadd CLI tool and put an instance with dev user example.instance_1 2.3.4_22_dev into group.
  2. Share instance or group to specific user with administration section or direct edit of user instances file.

Also on the instance example.instance_1.2.3.4_22_dev in the authorized_keys of the dev user, you need to add the main public key of the CLD server from /root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

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