Add overview docs on SSH-OIDC - #822
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@chbrandt there are some lint errors as some terms are not recognized by the spell check, please add them to this file https://github.com/EGI-Federation/documentation/blob/main/.github/actions/spelling/allow.txt |
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| The Infrastructure Manager (IM) can `Enable SSH OIDC access to the VM` in | ||
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| 1. Server deploys [Motley-Cue][], client uses [mccli][] to login to the server. |
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Is it the first time that we use this way of adding links?
I mean, it is ok to me, just checking whether we need/should be consistent.
Other than that, the PR looks good to me, thanks!
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@sebastian-luna-valero I noticed it's not the standard, and I'll take the chance to recommend this format. It increases raw text readability, avoids duplication, and enables the use of a references list (usually I put at the very beginning of the source file or section if it's a big file).
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Summary
This PR adds an overview of SSH-OIDC in the "accessing vm with ssh" tutorial.
Although it does not go into details about setting up the (server/client) system,
which is already well done by the official documentation, it provides relevant
information of what "ssh-oidc" actually is, and the two different flavours of
"ssh-oidc" from the user perspective. It also add all relevant links.
There was also reference to "ssh-oidc" in Cloud-Compute section, this PR
links that section to the text being added in tutorials.
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