In anycase, if you are relying on hosting company images (complete with their root backdoor for "performance monitoring control panel!"), it's not like you care very much about your servers' security in the first place...
In anycase, if you are relying on hosting company images (complete with their root backdoor for "performance monitoring control panel!"), it's not like you care very much about your servers' security in the first place...
> In order to be able to intervene on your dedicated server without your root password, the automatic installation of ssh key is done. Only authorized employees of OVH will use it. It is not a gap in security, contrary, thanks to this OVH has root rights to your server and may identify the problems with your server. When you request an intervention, we need to have access to ssh.
A static SSH key for a single human is already risky over a long time period, but for a key that is shared between multiple humans... wow.
Wait, you mean you clone your images instead of installing them from scratch with some automated system? How barbarous!