Default users RHEL#
An overview of the default user profiles that created during a clean platform installation.
The installation procedure creates several default user profiles at platform level, as well as at host system level, to access and manage third-party components and processes. These users receive a standard set of user rights and permissions to allow them to carry out their tasks.
They interact only with the component(s) they manage and control. These users and groups are organized in separate compartments, where each user is responsible for one or more specific, and closely related, tasks.
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Sudo |
Component |
Description |
Home dir |
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# Root-access login shell
sudo -i
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Celery workers and task runners, graph ingestion, intel ingestion, search ingestion. |
Platform user responsible for operational tasks like accessing Celery tasks, writing data to the graph ingestion storage location, and accessing the TAXII service.
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sudo -u eclecticiq
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The
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su -s /bin/bash elasticsearch
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Elasticsearch search and indexing database. |
Search and indexing database user. |
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sudo -i -u logstash
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Logstash log aggregator. |
Log aggregator user. |
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sudo -i -u nginx
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Nginx web server. |
Web server user and group. |
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sudo -i -u postgres
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PostgreSQL database. |
Database user, can access the default platform database. To start a PostgreSQL shell as a super user with root-level access: sudo -u postgres psql
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sudo -i -u redis
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Redis server, message broker and queue manager. |
Redis database and message broker user. |
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sudo -i -u kibana
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Kibana |
Kibana, a data visualization component for Elasticsearch. |
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