DC/OS Enterprise can manage two types of users:
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Local: local user accounts exist only in DC/OS.
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External: DC/OS stores only the user’s ID or user name, along with other DC/OS-specific information, such as permissions and group membership. DC/OS never receives or stores the passwords of external users. Instead, it delegates the verification of the user’s credentials to one of the following: LDAP directory, SAML, or OpenID Connect.
DC/OS Enterprise also allows you to create groups of users and import groups of users from LDAP. Groups can make it easier to manage permissions. Instead of assigning permissions to each user account individually, you can assign the permissions to an entire group of users at once.
Importing groups from LDAP makes it easier to add external users.
Adding local users
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Log in as a user with the superuser permission.…Read More
Adding external users
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After you have configured a directory service or an identity provider, you can add the users to DC/OS so that you can assign permissions.…Read More
Resetting the Superuser
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You can reset an existing user or create a new user with the DC/OS reset superuser script. This is helpful if the superuser account becomes locked or invalid.…Read More
Overriding the default Linux user
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Learn how to override the default Linux user of your tasks and sandboxes. …Read More