Userify In Action

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Please note: most of these short video clips are using the dark Userify theme, but a light theme is also available.

This video demonstrates how to change perms within Userify.
Change Perms
Instant-deploy recipe for deploying to a server group with one-click.
Instant Deploy
In this video, an AWS instance is created showing how to paste the auto-generated
Instant Deploy
This video shows how to import your SSH public key from Github.
Github Import
The command shown in the video is:
				<pre><code class=language-sh>
				ssh-keygen -t ed25519
				</pre></code>
Key Generation
Demonstrates how to 'cat' your public key so you can paste it into Userify.
Copy Public Key
This video demonstrates how to paste your public key into the Userify SSH Key Manager.
Pasting Public Key
This video demonstrates how to use sudo on a remote EC2 server instance to
				perform an action as root. In this case, it demonstrates how to install
				the NGINX web server on the remote server.
Using sudo
This video demonstrates how to promote a regular user to company administrator in Userify.
Promote User
This video shows how to remove (delete) a user from your company. This will remove all permissions
				that the user was granted across your entire company and remove the user's account from all servers, while
				leaving the old home directory in place (renaming to
				<em>deleted:username</em>) so the user's old files are retained for further
				research if needed and the user account can be later restored if needed.
Delete User
In this video, Userify auto-generates an Ansible playbook to deploy Userify onto all servers in the <i>LLM</i> server group. Feel free to edit or update this playbook for use within your infrastructure.
Ansible Deploy

This video demonstrates how to change perms within Userify.

In this video, Userify auto-generates a one-line instant deployment recipe to deploy Userify onto all servers in the LLM server group. Be sure to add #!/bin/bash to use this in a UserData section at AWS or other providers.

In this video, an AWS instance is created showing how to paste the auto-generated "Instant Deploy" script for the Userify SSH Key Manager into the "User Data" section of the AWS instance launcher within the AWS console dashboard.

This video shows how to import your SSH public key from Github.

This video demonstrates how to generate an SSH key. This method will work on all major platforms (Linux, Mac, and Windows if Linux is installed in Windows; otherwise, Putty/Kitty or SecureCRT are recommended.)

The command shown in the video is:

ssh-keygen -t ed25519

This video demonstrates how to `cat` your user public key so you can paste the public key into Userify and have it distributed to company servers.

This method will work on all major platforms (Linux, Mac, and Windows if Linux is installed in Windows; otherwise, Putty/Kitty or SecureCRT are recommended.) Note that you can also use Notepad or other text editors to open the public key file.

This video demonstrates how to paste your public key into the Userify SSH Key Manager.

This video demonstrates how to use sudo on a remote EC2 server instance to perform an action as root. In this case, it demonstrates how to install the NGINX web server on the remote server.

This video demonstrates how to promote a regular user to company administrator in Userify.

This video shows how to remove (delete) a user from your company. This will remove all permissions that the user was granted across your entire company and remove the user's account from all servers, while leaving the old home directory in place (renaming to deleted:username) so the user's old files are retained for further research if needed and the user account can be later restored if needed.

In this video, Userify auto-generates an Ansible playbook to deploy Userify onto all servers in the LLM server group. Feel free to edit or update this playbook for use within your infrastructure.

This video demonstrates how to log into a remote server instantly, without using passwords and instead using a private key (far more secure!)

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