Best practice: Use external and internal IAM
Use an external IAM for authentication and Immuta's internal IAM to manage attributes.
Click the People icon.
Click the New User button.
Fill out the Full Name and Email fields in the dialog. Note: The user's email address will be used as the username and must be unique.
Click the Create button.
Click the People icon and then select the user.
Click Add Permissions.
Click the Select Permission dropdown, and select the permission you want to give the user.
Click the People icon.
Select the user you want to disable, and click the more actions menu in the user details section.
Select Disable.
Click Disable in the confirmation dialog.
Requirement: USER_ADMIN
permission
Note: This action permanently deletes all data associated with this user from Immuta, including data source subscriptions, and a timestamp of this event will be captured in the audit logs. The ability to create governance reports against this user will no longer be possible. This action cannot be undone.
Click the People icon.
Select the user you want to delete, and click the more actions menu in the user details section.
Select Permanently Delete.
Click Permanently Delete User in the confirmation dialog.
Type Delete to confirm deleting the user permanently.
Click the Confirm Permanent Delete button.
Prerequisite: An IAM configured in Immuta
Click the People icon and then select the user.
Click the more actions menu in the user details section and select Migrate User.
Enter their username in the modal that appears and click Migrate User.
Click the People icon and then select the user.
Click the delete icon on the permission you want to remove.
Click the People icon.
Click the Metrics button.
Complete the Number of Days field in the dialog that appears, and then click Download to download the JSON file.
Once an account has been disabled, it will not appear in the list of current Immuta users. To show the disabled accounts,
Click the People icon.
Click the more actions menu and select Include Disabled Accounts.