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User Management

In Rill Cloud, access can be granted at the organization or project level using the Rill CLI.

Install and authenticate the Rill CLI​

To manage cloud permissions with the Rill CLI, you must first authenticate it. If you have not already done so, run:

rill login

Managing members of an organization​

When you invite a user to an organization on Rill Cloud, they automatically get access to all projects in the organization. Users can have one of two roles:

  • Viewers can browse projects and view dashboards
  • Admins can manage projects by deploying new projects, making changes to existing projects, or deleting deployed projects. They can also manage members of an organization by granting or revoking access to other users.

Add a member​

To add a member to an organization, run the following command:

rill user add

You will then be prompted for details about the user.

If you add a user who has not yet signed up for Rill, they will receive an email inviting them to sign up and join.

Automatically add members by email domain​

You can automatically add users to your organization by their email domain. For example, if you whitelist yourdomain.com, new and existing users with an email address ending on @yourdomain.com will automatically be added to your organization.

The feature currently requires manual action by a support representative at Rill. Just reach out here and ask us to whitelist your domain.

Other actions​

Run rill user --help to show commands for listing members or changing access.

Managing members of a project​

By default, adding a user to an organization grants them access to all its projects. You can alternatively add a user only to a specific project. Users can have one of two roles on a project:

  • Viewers can view the project's dashboards
  • Admins can additionally edit the project, and view and edit project members

Add a member​

To add a member to a project, run the following command:

rill user add --project [PROJECT NAME]

You will then be prompted for details about the user. HINT: Run rill project list to show available projects.

If you add a user who has not yet signed up for Rill, they will receive an email inviting them to join.

Other actions​

Run rill user --help to show commands for listing members or changing access.

Make a project public​

Projects on Rill Cloud are private by default. To make a project's dashboards publicly accessible without authentication, run:

rill project edit --public=true

Warning: If you make a project public, make sure it does not expose any confidential data.