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Removing a member

You can remove members from your organization using either the web UI or the CLI. The web UI is the recommended approach for most users.

Prerequisites​

Ensure that you have the global admin role assigned to your account. This feature is primarily gated by global admin privileges.

  1. Access Member Settings

  2. Remove a Member

    • Select the organization from the dropdown
    • Find the member you want to remove in the member list
    • Click the trash/delete button next to their name
    • Confirm the removal when prompted

  3. Result

    • The member will immediately lose access to the organization's resources
    • They will no longer be able to access organization applications, clusters, or other resources

Method 2: Using the CLI​

  1. Remove User from Organization

    astroctl org remove-user --org-id [org-id] --user-id [user-id]

    Replace [org-id] with the organization ID and [user-id] with the member's ID.

  2. Result

    • Once the member is removed, they will no longer have access to the organization's resources and collaboration features.
Global Admin Role Required

To remove members from organizations, you must have the global admin role assigned to your account. This feature is primarily gated by global admin privileges.

Finding User IDs

Users can find their user ID by running astroctl whoami in their terminal.