`bm admin user`

Description

The bm admin user command and its subcommands manage Buckit users.

Clients must authenticate to the Buckit deployment with the access key and secret key associated to a user on the deployment. Buckit users constitute a key component in Buckit Identity and Access Management.

To manage users who authenticate using a 3rd party IDP, use the command for the appropriate provider:

For AD/LDAP, use bm idp ldap
For OpenID Connect (OIDC) compatible providers, use bm idp openid

Use bm idp commands on Buckit Deployments Only

bm idp ldap and bm idp openid and their subcommands are only supported against Buckit deployments.

Subcommands

bm admin user includes the following subcommands:

Subcommand	Description
`add`	The `bm admin user add` command adds a new Buckit user to the target Buckit deployment.
`disable`	The `bm admin user disable` command disables a Buckit user on the target Buckit deployment.
`enable`	The `bm admin user enable` command enables a Buckit user on the target Buckit deployment.
`info`	The `bm admin user info` command returns detailed information of a Buckit user on the target Buckit deployment.
`ls`	The `bm admin user ls` command lists all Buckit users on the target Buckit deployment.
`rm`	The `bm admin user rm` command removes a Buckit user on the target Buckit deployment.
`sts info`	The `bm admin user sts info` command retrieves information on the specified STS credential, such as the parent Buckit user who generated the credentials, associated policies, and expiration.
`svcacct`	The `bm admin user svcacct` command and its subcommands create and manage Access Keys on a Buckit deployment. As of Buckit Manager CLI RELEASE.2024-10-08T09-37-26Z, these commands have been replaced by `bm admin accesskey` and `bm idp ldap accesskey`. This command and its subcommands will be deprecated in a future Buckit Manager CLI release.