Managing Sets

You can manage different types of objects—such as applications, computers, network devices, domains, databases, secrets, services, and accounts—by organizing them into logical collections called sets. Organizing objects by using attributes they have in common simplifies management and reporting for the set members.

Most objects have predefined sets that you can use as filters. For example, there are predefined sets for local, domain, database, and multiplexed accounts. You can also create custom sets by manually adding and removing members or by defining queries. If you add a set, you can view and modify the set details and grant permissions to other users.

To perform a bulk action on systems for a set:

• Navigate to Resources > Systems.

• Select the dotted icon next to the set for the system bulk action.

• Select the action you want to perform for the systems within the set. The following bulk actions are available:

  • Provision Local Administrative Accounts

    This selection will immediately apply the action.

  • Unenroll Systems

  • Delete Systems

• In the confirmation window, confirm the action or close the window.

For more information about working with sets, see the following topics:

• Adding System Sets
• Adding Domain Sets
• Adding Database Sets
• Adding Secret Sets
• Adding Service Sets
• Adding Account Sets
• Managing Application Sets
• Modifying Account Sets
• Rotating Credentials on Demand