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[GitHub] [incubator-openwhisk] neerajmangal commented on issue #4335: How to configure the ssh access among different openwhisk nodes

neerajmangal commented on issue #4335: How to configure the ssh access among different openwhisk nodes
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-openwhisk/issues/4335#issuecomment-472335398
 
 
   @houshengbo, You can use the "credential" and "credential binding plugin" of Jenkins to store username and password or Keys in Jenkins. 
   
   I have not seen your Job/pipeline so my observation can be wrong. 
    
   - If you are able to create user on Target Machines, preffered method.  
      
       Create a Jenkins user or any other user on target machines and configure SSH Keys. Then store the SSH Keys or Username/Password in the credential plugin in Jenkins. 
   
   - If you are not able to create a user on target machine and have access to Jenkins Machine's "Jenkins" user keys. **Not a good way**. 
   
     You can copy jenkins user's public keys to your authorized_keys and ssh to VMs from Jenkins by your username with Jenkins Keys. 
   
   

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