Manage User Accounts

Manage User Accounts

In Greennode AI Platform, creating IAM user accounts and groups is a straightforward process using the IAM management console. It aims to grant additional users access to services and resources on your account without sharing sensitive security information. User account management including root user accounts & IAM user accounts.

Step 1: Create IAM Users

To create new IAM user accounts:
  1. Navigate to the IAM Console: https://iam.console.greennode.ai/
  2. Click on "User account" in the left-hand menu.
  3. Click on "Create a User account."
  4. Enter the user account details, including the username and password.
  5. Review the settings and click "Create User Account" at the top right corner.

Step 2: Assign Permission to an IAM user account

An IAM User Account needs to be attached to at least one Policy or under one Group, which already has at least one attached Policy to ensure the IAM User Account works in the correct concept. To attach Policies to an IAM User Account:
  1. Access the IAM Console - User Account page with the URL: https://iam.console.greennode.ai/user-accounts
  2. Sign in as a Root user account. You may need to provide a username and password or use other authentication methods like single sign-on (SSO) if configured.
  3. Search the IAM user account by entering its username into the search box, and select the correct one in the search result.
  4. By default, you will see the Permission tab on the IAM user account's detailed information.
  5. Click on the button "Attach policies", and then you will see an appearing popup that contains all Policies.
  6. Search the existing Policies by entering the Policies' exact names into the search box.
  7. Check on the records in the search result and click on the button "Attach" at the bottom right of the popup.
  8. Now, your IAM User Account will have all the permissions contained in the attached Policies

Step 3: Assign an IAM user account to a Group

An IAM User Account needs to be attached to at least one Policy or under one Group, which already has at least one attached Policy to ensure the IAM User Account works in the correct concept. To assign an IAM User Account to User Groups:
  1. Access the IAM Console - User Account page with the URL: https://iam.console.greennode.ai/user-accounts
  2. Sign in as a Root user account. You may need to provide a username and password or use other authentication methods like single sign-on (SSO) if configured.
  3. Search the IAM user account by entering its username into the search box, and select the correct one in the search result.
  4. Click on the Group tab on the IAM user account's detailed information.
  5. Click on the button "Add user to groups", and then you will see an appearing popup that contains all Groups.
  6. Check on the records in the table of the Group list and click on the button "Add to groups" at the bottom right of the popup.
  7. Now, your IAM User Account has already been assigned to the Group(s) and inherited all attached Permission from the Group(s).

Step 4: Manage IAM User Account Credentials

A user account consists of credentials (username, password). You can change your IAM user account's password by following the steps of instruction below:
  1. Access the IAM Console - User Account page with the URL: https://iam.console.greennode.ai/user-accounts
  2. Sign in as a Root user account. You may need to provide a username and password or use other authentication methods like single sign-on (SSO) if configured.
  3. Search the IAM user account by entering its username into the search box, and select the correct one in the search result.
  4. Click on the "Security credentials" tab on the IAM user account's detailed information.
  5. Click on the "Edit" button.
  6. An "Edit password" popup will be shown for entering a new one or clicking on the "Auto generate" button to generate a random one.
  7. Click on the "Save" button after finishing reviewing the new password to save the new one.

Step 5: Delete IAM User Accounts?

You can delete IAM User Account(s) by following 2 options below:
  1. Delete multi IAM User Accounts at once time:
    1. Access to IAM Console as Root User Account
    2. Click on "User account" in the left-hand menu.
    3. Select IAM User Account(s) that you want to delete (a "Delete" button will be enabled at the top right corner when you select at least one record)
    4. Click on the "Delete" button, a confirm popup will appear to ensure that you don't delete the wrong user(s), then Click on the "Confirm" button to complete the process.
  2. Delete an IAM User Account: We recommend that you should access the detail of the IAM User Account, and then conduct deletion on it to make sure you don't delete the wrong user.

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