Automated User Management GitLab Integration for Authentication and User Management

GitLab Integration for Authentication and User Management

Introduction

When you create an Aikido workspace based on GitLab Cloud version, you select a GitLab Group. The Aikido workspace will consist of the main group and all its subgroups and underlying repositories.

Benefits

  • Automatic Onboarding: From that point on, other GitLab members of this group will be able to onboard Aikido automatically. Note: this only on the condition that they have at the least 'reporter', 'developer', 'maintainer' or 'owner' level of access to this group. 'guests' will not be able to get in.

  • Effortless Offboarding: When a member is removed from your GitLab Instance, they automatically lose access to the Aikido workspace. Aikido will sync access every night and auto-offboard members that are no longer active in your GitLab instance.

Adding multiple GitLab Groups in a single Aikido Workspace

By default, a new workspace will be created for every GitLab group. If you want to have multiple GitLab groups inside 1 Aikido workspace, you need to create a root-level group in GitLab that contains all the subgroups.

Inviting users to Aikido without an organisational GitLab account

You can invite users via Google, Microsoft or using a personal GitLab Account. More information can be found here.