except that some automation frameworks rely on inbound ssh access to the machines. ansible would be an example of such a framework, in its default configuration at least.
The goal of the tip is really to stop users SSHing in just to fix that one little thing, so you could still allow your automation frameworks SSH access and just disable it for users.
The goal of the tip is really to stop users SSHing in just to fix that one little thing, so you could still allow your automation frameworks SSH access and just disable it for users.