linux - how do you manage servers' root passwords -


in our administration team has root passwords client servers. should if 1 of team members not longer working us? still has our passwords , have change them all, every time leave us.

now using ssh keys instead of passwords, not helpful if have use other ssh.

the systems run have sudo-only policy. i.e., root password * (disabled), , people have use sudo root access. can edit sudoers file grant/revoke people's access. it's granular, , has lots of configurability---but has sensible defaults, won't take long set up.


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