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Container Service for Kubernetes:Manage users

Last Updated:Aug 07, 2023

You can generate kubeconfig files and logon tokens for newly added users in AI Dashboard. You can also query, delete, and modify users in AI Dashboard. This topic describes how to manage users in AI Dashboard.

Prerequisites

  • The cloud-native AI component set is installed. For more information, see Install the cloud-native AI suite.

  • The credentials of the Resource Access Management (RAM) user that is specified as the administrator of AI Dashboard are obtained.

  • A user group is added and associated with a quota group. For more information about how to add a user group, see Manage user groups. For more information about how to add a quota group, see Manage quota groups.

Generate the kubeconfig file and logon token of the newly created user

Note

For more information about how to manage users by using the CLI, see Best practices for using Arena in multi-tenant scenarios.

  1. After AI Dashboard and AI Developer Console are installed in the cluster, you can find two hyperlinks on the Cloud-native AI Component Set page, as shown in the following figure. Then, click AI Dashboard.

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  2. In the left-side navigation pane of AI Dashboard, choose User > User List.

  3. On the User List page, click Add.

  4. In the Add User dialog box, set the parameters:

    1. Select or enter a user name, select a user type, and select one or more user groups.

    2. Optional: To grant the user namespace-scoped permissions, select a namespace for the Quota parameter.

    3. Click Save.

  5. After the user is created, you can view the kubeconfig file of the user on the Users page. You can also view the token that is used to log on to AI Developer Console.

Manage users in AI Dashboard

You can query, update, and delete users in AI Dashboard. Before you update a user, delete a user group, or delete a namespace, make sure that no job that belongs to the user is running.