Removing Users from Organizations
An organization owner can remove members and other owners of the organization using the web UI or the CLI.
Before removing users via the web UI, ensure you have:
- Organization owner permissions
Log into your Fuzzball UI as an organization owner
Click on the Gear icon in the top right of the dashboard header and select Manage organization
Navigate to the Users section in the left toolbar
Select “Delete user” from the kebob menu of the user you wish to remove from the organization members or owners tab. In our case,
user2@ciq.comis a Member of the organization:
After confirming, the user will be removed from the list of Members
- Fuzzball CLI installed
- Active CLI context for a Fuzzball user configured as an owner for the Fuzzball organization to be managed.
Members and owners of an organization are removed with organization member remove. The user
can be referenced by email or UUID. For example, to remove the user2@ciq.com member added in
the user management section you can either
remove them by email directly or look up their UUID first:
$ fuzzball organization member list
ID | EMAIL
41a6f21f-19ec-471d-ae9e-edffc50c58f6 user2@ciq.com
eb9bf66e-5914-4e61-b5f9-ff1d1ca3bf05 user4@ciq.comThe user can then be removed. Successful removal is indicated by the return of an empty JSON object.
$ fuzzball organization member remove 41a6f21f-19ec-471d-ae9e-edffc50c58f6
{}Rerunning fuzzball organization member list confirms user2@ciq.com has been removed as an
organization member.
$ fuzzball organization member list
ID | EMAIL
eb9bf66e-5914-4e61-b5f9-ff1d1ca3bf05 user4@ciq.comThe same organization member remove command also removes organization owners — the server clears
both relationships in one call. To demote an owner to a regular member without removing them, use
organization member update <user> --owner=false.