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User deactivation will be performed on a regular basis, calling the appropriate endpoint on fabric8-auth (see fabric8-services/fabric8-auth#780).
In order to avoid running a separate batch on the platform, we could use a go routine built in the admin console service itself (with a lock on a table to avoid concurrent accesses if we run multiple pods).
The deactivation process is the following:
call fabric8-auth to retrieve a list of users to deactivate (limited to a certain number of accounts) using
call fabric8-auth to deactivate each account and record an "audit log" of each user deactivation
goto 1 until the list of users to deactivate is empty
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User deactivation will be performed on a regular basis, calling the appropriate endpoint on
fabric8-auth
(see fabric8-services/fabric8-auth#780).In order to avoid running a separate batch on the platform, we could use a go routine built in the admin console service itself (with a lock on a table to avoid concurrent accesses if we run multiple pods).
The deactivation process is the following:
fabric8-auth
to retrieve a list of users to deactivate (limited to a certain number of accounts) usingfabric8-auth
to deactivate each account and record an "audit log" of each user deactivationgoto 1
until the list of users to deactivate is emptyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: