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In this article:

  • Creating a local user
  • Creating a federated user
  • What's next
  1. Step-by-step guides
  2. Users and groups
  3. Creating a user

Creating a user

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Updated at April 8, 2026
  • Creating a local user
  • Creating a federated user
  • What's next

Create a local user in Identity and Access Management and assign them the required role.

Note

To create a user, you need the organization admin privileges.

Creating a local userCreating a local user

Management console
CLI
  1. In the management console, navigate to Access management.
  2. On the Users page, click Create user.
  3. Specify a username.
  4. Set a temporary password for the user.
  5. Click Create.

On first login, the user will need to change their temporary password.

You can only create a local user via the management console. After the user is created, you can use the ClusterAccessBinding or AccessBinding resource to assign them a role.

To check the new user, run this command:

kubectl get clusteraccessbindings -o wide

To assign a role to your new user, create a file named user-role-binding.yaml:

apiVersion: iam.stackland.yandex.cloud/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterAccessBinding
metadata:
  name: <username>-role
spec:
  roleID: <role_ID>
  subject:
    kind: User
    name: <username>

Where:

  • metadata.name: Unique role binding name.
  • roleID: Role ID, such as viewer, editor, or admin.
  • name: Name of the user you created in the management console.

Apply the manifest:

kubectl apply -f user-role-binding.yaml

Creating a federated userCreating a federated user

External IdP users are automatically created upon their first login via the SAML federation.

For a federated user to appear in the system:

  1. Configure the SAML federation.
  2. Ask the user to log in via the federation.
  3. After successful authentication, the user will automatically appear in the Identity and Access Management user list.

What's nextWhat's next

  • Creating a user group
  • Assigning access permissions
  • Connecting a SAML federation

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