ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIPMWu5DNleqah845EhqYF3yYqVBhHCFseT1lEq5dzym1 kzimmerman@wikimedia.org
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| admin: Provide access to kzimmerman (kzeta) to production analytics | operations/puppet | production | +11 -2 |
As per procedure, this will require also approval of project lead of access requested, in this case @Nuria.
I was going to comment the need to sign L3, but I see it was already done: Sat, Dec 14, 00:20
This should be now only pending on 3-business day wait, although I will ask some analytics sres a doubt I have, meanwhile.
@kzimmerman One small correction, to make sure the request is correct, you asked for analytics-wmde, we can grant analytics-wmde-users sudo rules, which will allow to schedule crons and troubleshoot as analytics-wmde unix user. I am guessing you are working together with wmde analytics... (no problem on granting that, just confirming that is correct, as most people on that group are from WMDE).
@jcrespo I'm going to remove analytics-wmde-users (and yes, it should not have been analytics-wmde) from my request, thank you for checking! I'll circle back if I do end up needing access.
Just to be clear- there is no problem requesting it, it just seemed odd for WMF work, and that is why I asked. If later you need it, there is not a reason to not provide if needed.
We will now wait the 2 business day left and change will be provided as requested for analytics-privatedata-users and researchers on Wednesday.
Change 558316 had a related patch set uploaded (by Jcrespo; owner: Jcrespo):
[operations/puppet@production] admin: Provide access to kzimmerman (kzeta) to production analytics
Change 558316 merged by Jcrespo:
[operations/puppet@production] admin: Provide access to kzimmerman (kzeta) to production analytics
@kzimmerman Access has been deployed, please wait at least 30 minutes after this comment so the change applies to all servers and then follow the guide at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Production_access#Setting_up_your_access to test your access and permissions, then resolve the ticket or ping back so I can debug any problem.
Please do not hesitate to contact back for help connecting (I needed a little guidance when I first got access), production has some particularities due to its strict configuration, like not being to work with certain outdated ssh clients.
Because no feedback has been given for a while, this is considered as resolved. Please reopen if you see any issues.
@jcrespo Thank you! I missed your ping earlier; I'll reopen if I end up running into issues.