kasutajarühma
Kasutajarühm, or kasutajarühm in Estonian, is a collection of user accounts used in information systems to simplify permission management and access control. Groups enable administrators to grant rights to multiple users by assigning permissions to the group rather than to each user individually.
Structure: Each group has a name and a numeric identifier (such as a GID in Unix-like systems).
Management: Groups are created and managed through system tools. In Linux/Unix: groupadd, usermod -aG, gpasswd; in
Use cases: Controlling access to files and folders, databases, applications, and services. Groups are central to
Security and administration: Regularly review group memberships; limit membership to those who need it; monitor changes;