Sudo access?

[jeremymturner]

Looks great! I was able to test successfully on an Ubuntu EC2 instance.

One feature I am looking to have is sudo access. One thought would be:

1. If user is a member of group ssh-sudoers, we create /etc/sudoers.d/ and not prompt them for a password, since they do not have one.
2. If user is a member of group ssh-users, the keymaker works as it does today.

Today, it would help me just to have #1, give all users sudo access.

[kislyuk]

If you look at https://github.com/kislyuk/keymaker#principle-of-operation, it mentions a system for synchronizing IAM group membership with Unix group membership. The specific IAM group that you need to create and add the user to in this case is keymaker_sudo. This should add the user to the Unix group sudo, which on Ubuntu grants sudo privileges.

[jeremymturner]

Ahh... you are so kind. I deserved an RTFM for that. Thanks so much and great work on this!

[kislyuk]

You're welcome, let me know if you find any bugs with this solution.

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