> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lenses.io/latest/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lenses.io/latest/devx/5.5/user-guide/cli/admin/users.md).

# Users

## Create a user <a href="#create-a-user" id="create-a-user"></a>

```bash
lenses-cli users create \
    --username john \
    --password secretpass \
    --security basic \
    --groups MyGroup

# with a file:
lenses-cli users create ./user.yaml
```

Example file:

```yaml
username: john
password: admin
security: basic
groups:
- MyGroup
```

## Update a user <a href="#update-a-user" id="update-a-user"></a>

```bash
lenses-cli users update \
    --username john \
    --groups MyGroup
```

## Delete a user <a href="#delete-a-user" id="delete-a-user"></a>

```bash
lenses-cli users delete --username john
```

## Change the password of a user <a href="#change-password-of-a-user" id="change-password-of-a-user"></a>

```bash
lenses-cli users password \
    --username john \
    --secret mynewpassword
```

## Find users by one group or many <a href="#find-users-by-one-group-or-many" id="find-users-by-one-group-or-many"></a>

```bash
lenses-cli users --groups MyGroup
```


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