BEST PRACTICES
6 Ways to Manage Users on Cloud Servers
We discuss the existing ways to manage users on cloud servers, and how JumpCloud's Directory-as-a-Service offering might be a better option.
Who doesn't want to be the best? Learn more about the best practices of the identity and access management (IAM) space.
We discuss the existing ways to manage users on cloud servers, and how JumpCloud's Directory-as-a-Service offering might be a better option.
Authenticating Linux via AWS can be done quickly with the install of an agent via JumpCloud. The nice part is that it only takes a couple of minutes.
DaaS is a new term that you’ll be hearing a lot of in the future. Directory-as-a-Service is a cloud-based solution to a company’s user store.
One of the most complicated aspects of automation is to automate tasks that happen because something else triggers them.
Know the users accessing your servers by using JumpCloud as your centralized user management platform or what we call Directory-as-a-Service®.
Learn how to build and automate complex workflow tasks with JumpCloud when finding solutions for distributed job scheduling systems.
Auditing servers is usually a time-consuming manual process, but not with JumpCloud! Learn how to audit your servers in ten short minutes.
With IT's shift to the cloud, many want to know if Windows® Server will join in. But what are your options for managing Windows Server from the cloud?
Why should you centralize cron jobs and stop fighting with cron configuration
JumpCloud's Directory-as-a-Service provides a Linux and Windows centralized user management system for servers which saves time and money.
Most DevOps and IT pros will tell you the way they handle user management can be challenging, and solutions with identity management processes are needed.
Administrators often provide temporary SSH access to servers. This is often done for consultants that may be doing work on a server.