SloopEngine permission

What is the purpose of the SloopEngine permission?

A SloopEngine permission is a type of authorization that is granted to a user to access specific credentials, nodes, and repositories within a system. This permission provides users with the ability to launch both an SSH session and an IDE session, thereby allowing them to perform various tasks within the system. It is a powerful resource that ensures that users are given access to only the resources they need to perform their tasks, and nothing more. With SloopEngine permission, users can securely access the resources they need to carry out their work, while system administrators can maintain control over who has access to what.

Understanding SloopEngine permission

Have you ever wondered how you can control access to resources in the SloopEngine platform? Well, the answer lies in SloopEngine permission, a powerful resource that combines several components to give you complete control over who can access what.

Let's break it down. A SloopEngine credential is like secret data that verifies your identity when you connect to a node via SSH. Speaking of SloopEngine nodes, they are like the gatekeepers of the resources that you want to access. Whether it's a host machine, virtual machine, or container, a SloopEngine node is what you need to connect to to get to your destination.

But that's not all. You also need access to the software source code that you want to develop, right? That's where SloopEngine repositories come in. A Git repository contains all the source code that you need to get started, and with SloopEngine permission, you can control who has access to it.

And of course, we can't forget about the SloopEngine users themselves. Whether it's an individual or a group, users are the ones who want to access these resources, and with SloopEngine's permission, you can grant or deny access as needed.

Once a SloopEngine user is granted permission, they can easily access the resources they need through SSH or IDE sessions. It's that simple! With the My Permission section, users can easily keep track of their access rights and get started with their work right away.

Create SloopEngine permission

  1. Go to the SloopEngine account dashboard and navigate to the Workspaces listing view.
  2. Choose the specific SloopEngine workspace and navigate to Permissions listing view to create a new permission.

Update SloopEngine permission

  1. Go to the SloopEngine account dashboard and navigate to the Workspaces listing view.
  2. Choose the specific SloopEngine workspace and navigate to Permissions listing view to update a specific permission.

Add SSH public key to your Git hosting service

Incorporating your SSH public key into your Git hosting service is an essential procedure for validating authenticity of Git repository when launching an IDE session. This practice ensures secure and streamlined access to your Git repository, allowing you to work within your preferred IDE seamlessly. By associating your SSH public key with your Git account, you establish a trusted connection that safeguards your source code and enables efficient collaboration with the version control system.

  1. Go to the SloopEngine account dashboard and navigate to the Workspaces listing view.
  2. Choose the specific SloopEngine workspace and navigate to the My Permissions listing view to copy a SSH public key.
  3. Go to the account settings in your Git hosting service like GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket and navigate to the SSH keys listing view to add a new SSH public key.

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